Gholamreza Dehghan Naserabadi stated that directing domestic liquidity
toward industrial investment and energy-sector reconstruction could support
production growth and strengthen long-term economic development.
Speaking to NIPNA, Dehghan Naserabadi said government-backed financial
incentives, insurance mechanisms, and investment facilities could encourage
both institutional and private capital to participate in industrial projects.
He added that such measures would help channel funds away from non-productive
markets and into sectors that generate sustainable economic value.
The lawmaker emphasized that reconstruction efforts in the oil, gas,
and petrochemical sectors should extend beyond the repair of existing
facilities and incorporate renewable energy solutions. He highlighted the
potential role of solar and wind power projects in improving energy efficiency
and supporting the long-term sustainability of Iran’s energy infrastructure.
According to Dehghan Naserabadi, improving efficiency across the
petrochemical value chain, reducing production losses, increasing value-added
output, and expanding knowledge-based products are important factors in
strengthening the sector’s market position.
He also stressed parliamentary support for National Petrochemical
Company in its policy and regulatory role within the petrochemical industry.
Enhancing production processes, particularly in polymer manufacturing and
advanced petrochemical products, could reduce dependence on imported strategic
raw materials while creating new opportunities in higher-value specialty
chemicals, he said.
The Energy Commission member further noted that integrating renewable
energy projects near refineries and petrochemical complexes, expanding
wind-power utilization in suitable regions, and recovering waste heat from
industrial processes could significantly reduce fossil-fuel consumption and
improve overall energy efficiency.
He said such measures would support a more resilient energy economy
while advancing cleaner industrial production and alignment with evolving
international sustainability standards.