During a one-day trip to Asaluyeh in line with the 41^st anniversary of victory of Islamic revolution, the vice president for science and technology affairs started the construction process of a needle coke production project. Meanwhile, the second phase of the Takhte Jamshid petrochemical project was exploited by Sattari in Mahshahr.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs, initiated the construction process of a 20-thousand-ton unit of needle coke production. Abdolkarim Gavarand, the governor of Bushehr, and Sakineh Almasi, the representative of Asaluyeh in the Islamic consultative assembly, were present in the ceremony.

The project is carried out by Karbon Eksir Kharazmi Co. in an area of two hectares and in the third phase of Takhte Jamshid petrochemical company.

Needle coke has been sanctioned by the US. However, the process of constructing a 20-thousand-ton unit of needle coke in the petrochemical knowledge-based company of Takhte Jamshid is a way to deal with these sanctions.

The needle coke is a special form of oil coke, produced by very complicated technologies. By establishing this unit, needle coke can be produced inside the country by knowledge-based companies, which leads to the prevention of currency drain, improvement of the cycle of production of wealth from science, and eliminating dependency on others in addition to making the related technology available in the country.

Trusting the Abilities of Knowledge-based Companies Meets the Country’s Need to Advanced Industrial Items

During the ceremony, Sattari emphasized the necessity of laying the foundation for activities of knowledge-based businesses and entering their creativities into the industry, stating: a considerable part of the sanctioned advanced needs are provided by knowledge-based companies. Trusting the domestic ability in this field leads to significant success, such as one observed in the field of producing needle coke in South Pars.

Sattari continued: by trusting knowledge-based companies and using the domestic knowledge, we can solve many problems occurred due to sanctions.

Pointing out the interactions made between knowledge-based businesses and oil and petrochemical industries, Sattari marked: the new approach is being implemented in South Pars Gas Complex, which is trusting knowledge-based companies and using domestic knowledge.

The president of the knowledge-based economy and culture-building technologies development headquarter mentioned the importance of needle coke production in the country and dealing with cruel sanctions of the United States, expressing: various technologies are used in South Pars Gas Complex, which has been established with the efforts of various managers in the past 20 years.

The Bell of the Revolution in Asaluyeh

During the trip, Sorena Sattari rang the bell of Islamic Revolution at Bahonar Elementary School in Asaluyeh. During the ceremony, Sattari marked: since the beginning of the Islamic Revolution, there has been a special investment in human resources training and must provide a favorable context for the creation of innovative ideas and the flourishing of human resources talents that the south of the country is rich.

He continued: since the beginning of the Islamic Revolution, there has been a special investment in human resources training.

Emphasizing the necessity of changing attitudes to human resources as one of the most important assets of the innovation ecosystem and passing raw selling, he continued: a proper foundation must be laid to creative innovative ideas and flourish the talents of human resources.

Sattari talked about the supportive programs provided to improve the innovation ecosystem and the interaction between knowledge-based companies and industries, adding: various programs are underway to promote the ecosystem of innovation and to bring ideas and talents to business, and I hope that with the help of these programs and the support of all parts of the province, our country will be transformed by the flourishing of its children"s talents.

Mentioning the formation of a foundation for creative and knowledge-based businesses, the president of the national elites foundation affirmed: with this platform in place, interaction among activists will increase and it should be noted that sustainable transformation will be achieved by human resources.

Visiting Electrolyzer Cells

Sattari visited Mobin Petrochemical Co, where the process of implementation and use of electrolyzer cells is carried out by Atieh Pardazan Sharif Knowledge-based company.

Production of Iranian-made Instrument & Service Air Compressor

The activists of Kavosh San’at Toush Co. presented the achievement of “high-speed instrument & service air compressor to Sattari. These compressors are exploited at the second and third phases of South Parks. These compressors are used in the petrochemical and petrochemical industries, and are the first in the country to be fully localized by a local knowledge-based company.

During the visit, Sattari visited “seawater chlorine” unit established by Aban accelerator in the first phase of South Pars Complex.

Aban is the first specialized accelerator in the field of water and energy in oil, gas, and petrochemical industries that has developed this technology.

Sattari also visited the catalysts project of Nouri Petrochemical Aromatic Unit implemented by Eksir Novin Farayand Asia Co.

During the trip, Jam Petrochemical units and activists based in the growth center of technological units of Kangan will be visited by Sattari. In addition, Sattari will talk to the economic activists of Asaluyeh regarding the boosting of production and knowledge-based economy.