South Pars gas condensate terminal replaces a key component on its number one mooring buoy
26 July 2026 · 3 months ago
The manager of the South Pars gas condensate terminal said on Saturday, 25 July 2026, that a key component on the terminal's number one mooring buoy had been successfully replaced, and that the refit secures the continued safe export of gas condensate.
The South Pars condensate terminal at Assaluyeh is one of the main loading points for Iran's condensate exports, and its single-point mooring buoys are decisive for operational capacity.
Gas condensate is a significant Iranian export, and with current maritime constraints in place, the operational readiness of export terminals has taken on added importance.
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