Major repairs to the Amak Gas Collection Center are being carried out as part of one of the most important environmental projects in the oil industry, with the aim of reducing flaring and optimizing the use of hydrocarbon resources. In addition to preventing the emission of pollutants, this project provides valuable feedstock for petrochemical and refining units and is an effective step on the path to sustainable development and environmental protection.
The record for daily gas consumption by power plants was broken in the week ending August 8, and on Monday (August 4), the highest consumption was recorded, with 312 million cubic meters.
The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company considered the overhaul program one of the company's red lines and said: "Overhauls in refineries and the gas transmission network are being carried out without any delay and according to schedule."
Power plant gas consumption remained at its highest level in the week ending August 10, bringing the average daily consumption of this sector to more than 306 million cubic meters.
The Director of Region 4 of Iran's Gas Transmission Operations announced: By transferring the second compressor of the Farouj gas booster station to the Ramsar station, gas transmission capacity will be improved during the cold season and the infrastructure of gas booster stations in the north of the country will be strengthened.
In a meeting with the Iraqi Minister of Electricity, the Minister of Oil emphasized resolving the issues of gas exports and financial demands, saying: "We will soon see a resolution to both issues of the quantity of gas exports to Iraq and the receipt of gas demands."
While the Arash gas field has become a new flashpoint for border tensions in the Persian Gulf, Iran continues to insist on the path of diplomacy, a path that has neither thwarted the claims of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia nor stopped the plundering of the country’s energy resources. Isn’t it time for Tehran to deploy drilling rigs and defend its national wealth instead of fruitless talks?
The construction of a 56-inch gas pipeline from Pol-e-Kale to Tiran to strengthen Iran's central gas transmission corridor has begun.
The major repairs of the gas platforms in Phases 20 and 21 of South Pars were completed with more than 8,000 safe working hours recorded and 910 repair orders completed.
As Iran’s 25-year gas export contract with Turkey nears its end in 2026, the prospects for this strategic partnership are facing serious uncertainties. With competitors such as Russia, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan poised to seize the market, Tehran’s decision to extend or redesign the contract could transform Iran’s geo-energetic position in the region.
