Zarch
Yazd Province
Renewable energy and decarbonization
Petro Kavian Sanat Pars works across energy project development, engineering, construction and operation.
184 MW
Solar portfolio capacity across seven projects.
7 solar projects
Zarch, Neyriz, Bahadoran, Khezri, Sabzevar, Boshruyeh, and Ferdows.
5 recovery locations
Tombi, Parsian, Katkabood, Sarkan, and Malekuh — flare-gas recovery locations.
Purpose
PKSP’s service chain connects feasibility, project development, engineering, procurement, construction, operations, and asset management—so early choices stay tied to operating reality.
Solar, recovery, and efficiency work begins with site, resource, grid, and permit conditions that decide what can realistically be built.
Feasibility, investment framing, and operating priorities need to be connected before a project can move responsibly.
PKSP connects feasibility, project development, engineering, procurement, construction, operations and maintenance (O&M), and asset management so early choices stay tied to operating reality.
Technologies and solutions
PKSP’s work concentrates on solar generation, flare-gas recovery, and energy-efficiency improvement—areas where technical constraints and commercial decisions must be considered together.
Solar work starts with site, resource, grid access, demand profile, performance expectations, and the development path from feasibility to delivery and operation.
Recovery work starts with gas-stream context, recovery-location constraints, possible energy use, operating value, and the practical decarbonization decision.
Efficiency improvement identifies performance losses, operating constraints, and practical changes before capital is committed.
Projects
The portfolio brings together seven solar projects and five flare-gas recovery locations. It gives project owners and partners a first view of names, technologies, locations, capacities, and recovery context.
Portfolio direction
The solar portfolio spans Yazd Province, Fars Province, South Khorasan, and Sabzevar. PKSP also lists flare-gas recovery locations at Tombi, Parsian, Katkabood, Sarkan, and Malekuh.
Sustainability
For PKSP, sustainability is connected to the work itself: renewable generation, recovery of wasted energy, energy-efficiency improvement, and infrastructure decisions grounded in technical and commercial context.
Solar power supports cleaner generation pathways where site, resource, and grid conditions align.
Flare-gas recovery brings wasted-energy questions into a practical decarbonization conversation.
Efficiency work improves how energy is used, managed, reviewed, and prioritized across operational decisions.
Opportunities
PKSP welcomes collaboration inquiries from project owners, industrial operators, engineers, specialists, commercial partners, and engineering collaborators.
Consultation
Share the technology area, site, project stage, and your question. PKSP can help clarify whether the next step is feasibility, project development, engineering input, procurement planning, construction preparation, O&M review, or asset management.
Contact PKSPEngineering organizations, industrial operators, and commercial partners can start a concrete discussion from a real project or constraint.