The director of the National Petroleum Products Distribution Company in Tehran said: The average daily consumption of gasoline in Tehran is 22 million liters.
The average delivery of diesel to power plants from September to late December shows that the delivery of this product to power generation units has increased by 26 and 37 percent, respectively, compared to the same period in the past two years.
The Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, emphasized the organized smuggling of petroleum products and the inefficiency in implementing the Seventh Development Plan, calling for national determination and serious measures to solve these problems.
The manager of the smart fuel card system said: All the smart fuel cards registered in the internet system will be delivered to the car owners within the next week.
The spokesman of the country's fuel station owners association said: Super gasoline was offered in a limited way in some stations in Tehran.
The managing director of the National Gas Company said: Currently, there is an average of 260 million cubic meters per day of gas imbalance, but this does not mean that the Ministry of Petroleum has not taken measures, good measures have been taken in this area and we hope to be fully prepared this winter.
The director of the National Oil Products Distribution Company in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari region announced an 8.3% increase in gasoline consumption in the first five months of this year.
Iran's National Petroleum Products Distribution Company emphasized: selling supplements at fuel stations in the country is illegal and compatriots can call the number 09627 of the Petroleum Products Distribution Company to file a complaint.
Following the increase in the level of tension between Iran and the Zionist regime, many market activists are monitoring the recent developments with concern about its impact on the Strait of Hormuz and the oil market and ultimately the world economy.
The low quality of Iran's gasoline has been disputed by domestic bodies for years. The Standard Organization, the Environmental Organization, and some private sector organizations have repeatedly questioned the low quality of produced gasoline, but the officials of the Ministry of Petroleum have denied these reports and even claim that Iran's gasoline is at par with European standards.