Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI)
Farnaz Farshad has extensive experience in the oil and gas sector, holding positions such as Project Manager and Senior Process Engineer at the Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI) since August 2012. Key projects include the Delayed Coking Projects for Bandar Abbas and Shazand Refineries, Pentane and Hexane Solvent Production at Kermanshah Oil Refinery, and the Basic Design of a CNG Compressor Oil Production Pilot Plant. Prior experience includes roles as Process Engineer at Kahanroba and Tehran Oil Refinery Co. Farnaz holds a Master's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology and a Bachelor's Degree in the same field from Ferdowsi University of Mashhad.
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Research Institute of Petroleum Industry (RIPI)
Research Institute of Petroleum Industry was initially established under the title of “Iran Petroleum Industry Research Development Office” in 1959. Its primary aim was carrying out research on application of petroleum materials. After revolution of Islamic Republic of Iran, the office was changed into a center for “Research and Scientific Services” and it has continued its activities in order to achieve the objectives. In 1989, upon the formal agreement of the development council of Department of Culture and Higher Education, the center was called “Research Institute of Petroleum Industry” and with the aim of carrying out fundamental, applied, and developmental researches has continued doing its activities. Strategy of PIRI is creating added value via production and commercialization of technology, with the approach of carrying out research for development of new technologies and indigenization of new technologies. 55-year history of this center in research and development and also its many extra organizational projects and effective activities in the industry, have resulted in its growth over the time. Regarding its record and history, now PIRI is known as a pioneer of developing the technologies required by the industry. Production of valuable products such as technical knowledge, patents and presentation of papers in reputable magazines are other brilliant activities besides its main mission; and PIRI has had excellent performance in all of them. Of course among these activities, technical knowledge and patents are more important and PIRI has done very well in these fields, too.