Lack of demand is the biggest problem for the country’s CNG industry

According to the Energy of the Country report, Mohsen Johari, the head of the CNG Association, said in an interview that most of the vehicles operating in the country use gasoline fuel: “One of the biggest problems of the CNG industry in the country is the lack of demand, which we have been trying to solve for years.” He continued: “That group of dual-fuel vehicles is mostly active in the public transportation sector. Of course, we also have personal dual-fuel vehicles, but the majority of dual-fuel vehicles are related to public transportation.” Johari continued: “What happened during the 12 days of the imposed war was that CNG station owners provided free CNG to approximately 500 stations, which caused some of the load on liquid fuel stations to be reduced and they shifted towards CNG.”