Cheshme Shour-Eshtehard Oil Pipeline

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Cheshme Shour-Eshtehard Oil Pipeline is an oil pipeline under construction in Iran.

Location

The pipeline starts in the Hamadan Province and runs to Eshtehard, Iran

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Project details

• Operator: National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company
• Owner: National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company
• Parent company: Iran Ministry of Petroleum
• Capacity:
• Length: 127 kilometers
• Diameter: 20 inches
• Status: Operating
• Start year:
• Financing:
• Associated Projects: Cheshme Shour-Eyvanaki Oil Pipeline and Cheshme Shour-Palangabad Oil Pipeline.

Background

The fundamental design consultant on the project was TarhAndishan Consultant Engineers. As of early 2024, the NIOEC webpage dedicated to the project was no longer active, and it was presumed to be operating as of 2022, two years after the webpage was last retrieved.