Iran Special Report: The difficulties of Iranian crude & condensate returning to the market

Iran Special Report: The difficulties of Iranian crude & condensate returning to the market

Explore the dynamics of Iranian crude/condensate exports so far this year, with highlights of onshore inventories and freight shipping markets.

12 September, 2022
Armen Azizian
Armen Azizian, Senior Oil Risk Analyst

Iranian crude/condensate exports peaked in January 2022, but have declined in recent months as Iran competes with Russia for crude sales to its main buyer – China.

Facilitating an increase in August exports, onshore crude inventories in Iran have fallen to multi-year lows of 95mb as production stays flat. Iran’s swap agreement with Venezuela has expanded in 2022, allowing Iran to increase exports to Venezuela’s refineries, though having only a marginal impact on total Iranian exports.

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Armen Azizian
Senior Oil Risk Analyst
Vortexa
Armen Azizian
Armen is a Senior Oil Risk Analyst at Vortexa, analysing global crude markets to extract value for clients. He closely tracks sanctioned crude flows, fleet changes and storage, focusing on Iran, Russia and Venezuela to understand the implications on the wider market.