The CTEP Project in the context of the Third Imposed War

The CTEP project ranks among the country's largest crude oil processing and stabilization schemes, playing a pivotal role in the national production and export chain. Despite the extensive pressures exerted on the country's industrial infrastructure by the third imposed war, this project has continued to advance with complete stability and without interruption.
This video specifically addresses the commissioning phase of Trains C and D—two critical operational units whose completion and commencement of operation represent a significant milestone in expanding the project's processing capacity. The commissioning of these trains is the outcome of months of engineering effort, equipment installation, and rigorous technical testing.
Beyond its technical dimensions, this report also examines the project's essential support processes, including the procurement of equipment from domestic and international sources, large-scale warehouse management, and the coordination of the supply chain. These processes acquire heightened complexity and importance under conditions of sanctions and armed conflict, necessitating meticulous planning and rigorous risk management.
This video demonstrates how coordination among the various units of the Petropars Group—from engineering to logistics—has enabled the continuation and successful completion of a vital national project, even under the most challenging geopolitical circumstances.