• سیاستگذاریهای اقتصادی و مالی در حوزههای فوقالذکر در سطوح ملی، منطقهای و جهانی
mojtaba hosseini; Sayed Mohamad Mirhashemi Dehnavi; Mostafa Pourkaveh Dehkordi; rohallah mahdavi; ali taherifard
Abstract
This study attempts to present a pricing model for sulfur, based on the netback pricing method for selling the sulfuric acid to the production plants. Using data of a study presented by the national petrochemical company on sulfuric acid production plant with a capacity of 1.1 million tons in Mahshahr ...
Read More
This study attempts to present a pricing model for sulfur, based on the netback pricing method for selling the sulfuric acid to the production plants. Using data of a study presented by the national petrochemical company on sulfuric acid production plant with a capacity of 1.1 million tons in Mahshahr port, the price of sulfur in the price range of acid Sulfuric was set to maintain the project's rate of return, operating profit rate and net profit rate at 25 percent. The results of this study showed that at prices below 1.75 million rials/kg, sulfur should be provided free of charge to sulfuric acid production units in order to reach the rate of 25%. The results also showed that the target sulfur price would be different if the target was to maintain the domestic rate of return, operating profit rate, and the net interest rate at 25 percent. It seems offering a new mechanism for sulfur pricing should be necessary and netback pricing which is presented in this study can be considered one of these new mechanisms.
hosein veisi; Hamed Sahebhonar; Freydon Asadi; Mostafa Pourkaveh Dehkordi; Ali Taherifard
Abstract
The contract for the development of phase 11 of South Pars has been signed by a consortium of Total in France with a share of (51%), CNPC in China (30%), and Petropars Iran (19.9%) in July 2017. By using a comprehensive and accurate model designed in this research, all the aspects of the mentioned project, ...
Read More
The contract for the development of phase 11 of South Pars has been signed by a consortium of Total in France with a share of (51%), CNPC in China (30%), and Petropars Iran (19.9%) in July 2017. By using a comprehensive and accurate model designed in this research, all the aspects of the mentioned project, including technical issues, production profile, gas price, project costs, and project revenues were evaluated financially and economically with the consideration of the fiscal and economic components of the development contract in the dynamic manner. Finally, regarding the results, executive suggestions were stated in order to improve the fiscal regime of the contract. According to the findings, the fiscal regime of the contract is so-called regressive and the revenue increase or decrease has no effect on the contractor’s profitability. The most significant drawback of the contract is the pricing mechanism of the produced gas, causing a false price followed by an overestimate of the project’s profit and underestimate of the contractor's take and creating an implicit obligation for repaying the contractor’s dues from their revenues of other hydrocarbon fields of the country in the case of petroleum and gas condensate price drop. The results show that during rich gas pricing, in the case of realistic pricing of the produced gas, the foreign contractor's discounted take would increase from 6% to 27%, and on the opposite side, the government's take would decrease from 92% to 67%.
