Statistics from the National Iranian Petroleum Products Distribution Company show that despite the operation of more than 2,365 CNG stations with a daily supply capacity of 40 million cubic meters, only about 16 million cubic meters of this capacity is consumed in the country; while using CNG can reduce fuel costs for high-consumption households by up to 50 million Tomans annually.

Referring to the constructive interaction between the Ministries of Oil and Energy in 1404 to supply fuel to power plants, the CEO of the National Iranian Petroleum Refining and Distribution Company said: "With the follow-up and actions of various sectors, last year we succeeded in providing fuel to power plants in a sustainable manner and getting through the cold season of the year."

A member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly's Program and Budget Commission stated that the use of renewable energies reduces energy consumption, especially gas, during the cold seasons of the year, and said: "Developing renewable energies is a solution for managing fuel consumption."

Explaining the objectives of the recent call to identify the capacity of small-scale refineries (mini-refineries), the Director of Coordination and Supervision of Operations of the National Iranian Petroleum Refining and Distribution Company emphasized: This measure aims to support the continuity of these units' activities in conditions of limited gas condensate resources, and in the first stage, it is only a kind of "self-declaration" and "capability identification" process.

The director of the National Petroleum Products Distribution Company in Tehran region, appreciating the support of Tehran citizens in managing fuel consumption, emphasized: "In the current situation, managing consumption even for one liter of product is valuable and helps to further stabilize the fuel distribution network."

The head of the Energy Optimization and Strategic Management Organization emphasized that reforming the prices of energy carriers is not on the agenda, saying: "A reward-based model and public benefit will replace price increases."

The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company emphasized the need to prioritize the implementation of major projects, including the reconstruction of infrastructure damaged during the Third Imposed War, and said: "Careful management of resources, maintaining safety standards, and maximizing the capacity of human capital are among the most important indicators of timely implementation of projects."

The government spokesperson emphasized the development of public transportation and rail infrastructure in cities, particularly Tehran, to reduce gasoline consumption, and said: "Unnecessary fuel consumption and the use of single-occupant vehicles are examples of wasteful spending."

First Vice President of the Republic, emphasizing the necessity of energy consumption management, said: "In terms of gasoline consumption management, the government's effort is to make decisions in a way that does not harm people's livelihoods, but at the same time, we must also consider the economic realities of the country and the ongoing developments and manage the conditions."

According to Energy Press, Jaafar Qadri, in an interview with Shana news agency, stated that under the current circumstances, the use of non-price methods for gasoline should be prioritized. He added that increasing public transportation usage, promoting renewable energies, and adopting alternative fuels like CNG are among the strategies to reduce gasoline consumption. He further