Persian Gulf Star Refinery Exports Top $100 Million in 7 Months

Export of oil derivatives from the Persian Gulf Star Refinery in the port city of Bandar Abbas topped $100 million in the past seven months, the managing director said.
“An estimated 250,000 tons of petroleum products (naphtha, diesel and gasoline) went to international markets in these seven months,” ISNA quoted Mohammad Ali Dadvar as saying Tuesday. 
The US sanctions notwithstanding, exporting gasoline is on the government agenda and whenever there is an inventory surplus, it can be sold via the Iran Energy Exchange (with less difficulty compared to crude), he noted.
According to the PGSR official higher production of value-added goods means the unfair penalties can be evaded with less problems.