The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company emphasized that the company focuses on two axes of "production" and "collection of mobile gases", stating that the National Iranian Oil Company is determined to turn the country into a major workshop for construction and keep the national economy light.

In recent years, the unprecedented increase in demand intensity and the growing and accumulating imbalance between production and consumption have become a major and challenging problem in the areas of economy and national security, placing the downstream sector of the oil industry under unprecedented pressure.

The head of the Shargh Oil and Gas Exploitation Company, announcing the company's full readiness to produce gas during the cold season, said: "The plan for this winter is to produce 65 million cubic meters of gas daily from the fields in the northeast of the country to meet part of the needs of the northeast and north of the country."

The head of the 5th Region of Operations of the Iranian Gas Transmission Company announced the successful completion of emergency repairs to the fourth national pipeline in the shortest possible time.

Ali Asghar Rajabi, Director of Energy and Carbon at the National Iranian Gas Company, said in a pre-session of the Energy Investment Conference: "Saving energy consumption can bring Iran into the global carbon market and become a tool for attracting private sector investment."

The Director of Energy and Carbon at the National Iranian Gas Company announced the development of a document to improve and modernize the brick industry in the country's brick production hub with a high share in gas consumption, and said: "About 300 cubic meters of gas are consumed to produce each ton of brick, but with changes in technology, this figure can be reduced to 27 cubic meters."

The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company emphasized that the dependence of about 73 to 74 percent of the country's energy portfolio on natural gas is not seen anywhere else in the world, and said: "By increasing power plant efficiency, developing renewable energies, and increasing the efficiency of industrial equipment, the dependence of the country's energy portfolio can be gradually reduced."

Iraq, which has sought to increase its natural gas supply and end severe electricity shortages, has faced a major obstacle. Its plan to import gas from Turkmenistan via a pipeline through Iran has failed to win approval from the United States.

A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly said: A meeting of the headquarters to eliminate imbalances on the issue of energy supply and winter fuel was held with the presence of the deputy ministers of oil and energy.

The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company emphasized the need for industry standardization to prevent virtual gas exports and said: "By changing the fuel mix and predicting fuel diversity with the management carried out by the Ministry of Oil, we hope to be able to implement the best fuel management in the network."