While concerns about the quality of gasoline produced from methanol are increasing, petrochemicals are happy that 50% of petrochemical producers are dedicated to this issue, they are not even willing to inform about the quality and method of producing gasoline from methanol.
A member of the Energy Commission of the Iranian Parliament said: Maybe someone does not want to own a car or does not have a license or prefers to use a public vehicle, so there is no need to allocate fuel to people.
In a letter to the Minister of Roads and Urban Development, the Minister of Economy requested not to allocate fuel quota to gasoline cars and motorcycles without third-party insurance policies with more seriousness and force.
A memorandum of understanding on technological and knowledge-based cooperation in the lubricant industry was signed between the CEO of Iranol Oil Company and the president of Sharif University of Technology.
Activists of motor oil union said: Iranol and Behran motor oil became more expensive in the market by 50%, the lack of supply of motor oil by these companies in the market has led to the creation of a "black market".
The spokesperson of the water industry said: In the recent rain system, water was released twice from the Afghanistan side to Iran, and we received a total of 40 million cubic meters from the Hirmand water rights.
Ahmad Alireza Begi believes that the government wants to increase the price of gasoline, but it does not take this risk due to the lack of necessary social capital and the closeness of the presidential elections.
The manager of the smart fuel system said: Since the beginning of this year, 105,000 applications for receiving fuel cards have been registered, and all these statistics are in the production process.
According to the new resolutions, it has been announced that this quota will not be allocated this year, that the National Oil Products Distribution Company is the executive and not the decision-maker.
Based on last year's resolution of the Supreme Energy Council, departments were required to supply 5% of their electricity consumption from renewable energies.
