The Iranian Oil Minister and the Turkmenistan Foreign Minister emphasized the deepening of cooperation between the two countries in the fields of oil and gas and examined areas for expanding cooperation.

The CEO of the National Oil Company, referring to the problems of industries in the field of gas cuts in some seasons of the year, said: "A measure was taken to make two or three gas fields available to steel companies so that these complexes can also participate in production."

Regarding the cooperation of foreign companies in the pressure boosting project, the CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company said that no agreement has been reached with any foreign company yet.

While the CEO of the National Oil Company speaks of a shortage of LPG for export, the company's official statistics show that more than a billion dollars of this valuable gas has been burned in flares due to mismanagement.

The digital transformation roadmap was unveiled at the Shahid Hasheminejad Gas Refinery with the aim of sustainable development and technological modernization of the country's gas industry.

First, the authorities should have obtained the necessary permits for this purpose and then proceeded to sign the contract. However, the pressure-increasing contract has already been signed but the necessary permits have not yet been obtained, and this will lead to a prolonged pressure-increasing process.

The head of the Iranian Gas Engineering and Development Company said: For the first time in this company, the microtunneling method was used to pass the Ahvaz-Kuhdasht gas pipeline through the Karun River.

Part of the liquefied gas produced by South Pars is being burned due to the halt of infrastructure projects and administrative obstacles, which means a waste of billions of national wealth that could have generated foreign exchange for the country.

After years of stagnation, ignorance, and uncertainty, the name of the Kish gas field is now on the lips again, and news indicates that the first phase of this field has been completed and it is ready to produce 28 million cubic meters of gas per day. But what has put the Kish gas field on the verge of a major change is the dire need for investment for the second, third, and even fourth phases; a project that requires about $8 billion in financial resources; meanwhile, rumors indicate that Persian Gulf Holding is the most serious option to enter this field.

The manager of the fifth refinery of the South Pars Gas Complex said at the weekly production and review meeting of the South Pars Gas Complex's strategic projects: "We have been able to record an annual supply of 7 percent of the total gas delivered by the country's refineries to the National Gas Company by using innovative knowledge and 100 percent use of domestic goods."