Tehran’s inefficient policies and sanctions hold back much-needed gas sector development

Issue 841 - 21 Nov 2008 | 3 minute read

Iran has ambitious plans for developing its huge gas reserves, including exporting gas to GCC member states and Europe and a $4bn Pars pipeline, but bureaucracy and US sanctions remain significant challenges.

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