The deputy chairman of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Council of Deputies emphasized: It is estimated that about one-third of the total refining capacity of the Persian Gulf is now offline; this lost capacity is not limited to crude oil alone, but forms the backbone of global markets for gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.

The spokesperson for the fuel station industry said: Increasing the fuel station fees is on the agenda.

During the meeting between the CEO of Pars Gas and Oil Company and the CEO of Iran's Organization for Industry Growth and Renewal, the progress of activities related to the reconstruction of Phase 14 of the South Pars Refinery, which has also continued during the Ramadan war, was reviewed, and decisions were made to accelerate the activities.

A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Council of Experts emphasized: We have people with extensive experience in the fields of oil and electricity, both in terms of expertise and human resources, who have been active in these sectors for many years; certainly, the damage caused during the war will also be compensated in the shortest possible time.

With the production and distribution of all duplicate and newly numbered fuel cards accumulated during the war days, the fuel card pickup line was eliminated.

The research achievements of Gachsarans Oil and Gas Company in the field of biological control of oil pollution have been registered at the United Nations; an action that is considered a practical step towards resistance economy and sustainable development.

Diversifying the fuel portfolio, as one of the priorities of the 14th government, has entered the operational phase over the past year with the implementation of a series of plans and contracts; an action whose importance has become more apparent than ever as gasoline consumption outstrips production and the underutilization of fuel capacities such as CNG and LPG.

Forty million cubic meters of gas and 58 million liters of liquefied petroleum gas are delivered to power plants daily, and despite having 1.7 billion liters of fuel stored in tanks, the risk of winter power outages has decreased; however, the sustainability these conditions remains under evaluation.

The manager of the fifth South Pars refinery announced the implementation of extensive technical inspection programs, the improvement of safety indices, and practical support for domestic production at this refinery.

Forty million cubic meters of gas and 58 million liters of liquefied petroleum gas are delivered to power plants daily, and despite having 1.7 billion liters of fuel stored in tanks, the risk of winter power outages has decreased; however, the sustainability these conditions remains under assessment.