Iran Plans to Stop Gasoline Imports Once Refinery Completed
- Gulf Star plant to make Iran self-sufficient in the motor fuel
- Refinery will process 360,000 barrels of condensate a day
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Iran plans to stop importing gasoline by March 2017 as a new refinery makes it self-sufficient in the motor fuel.
The first phase of the 360,000-barrel-a-day Persian Gulf Star plant will be completed during the current Iranian year, which ends next March, according to the Oil Ministry’s news service Shana. Another two units will be ready in 2017.