In the Name of God
In the Name of God Congress Directory The 6th Iranian Petroleum & Energy Club Congress IPEC 2021 26- 28 January 2021 Message from the Head of the 6th Congress Policy Council Last year, we noted that recent developments in international markets (resulting from the production of oil and gas from unconventional structures, especially Shale), as well as trade practices inconsistent with international laws and procedures, and the rapid development of renewable energy equipment, pose serious threats against traditional markets and organizations such as APEC. Competition within OPEC is expected to intensify in the coming years, and having excess production capacity will become vital for its core members, including Iran, and the issue of production sooner or later from oil and gas resources will be of particular importance. It is important to note that the sharp decline in Iran’s oil production and sales has political consequences, such as a decline in bargaining power in international relations, a decline in the pricing power of OPEC production, and severe inflation and shocks in the domestic economy. Reclaiming the lost market, returning the money from the sale of previous products, reviving the power of production, acquiring new technologies, etc., are each a challenge facing the experts and stakeholders of the country’s oil and energy, and require careful consideration of methods and consequences. Accordingly, the perspective of investment, production, consumption and market of Iranian oil and energy has been selected as the main axis or theme of the 6th session of the Oil and Energy Congress (IPEC 2021). In recent years, and specifically in the last two years, with the escalation of sanctions and the unilateral withdrawal of the United States from the UN Security Council, and most recently the epidemic of the Corona virus, we are facing new conditions in the fields of oil and energy which can sometimes change decision priorities.
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