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

Mohammad Al-Haddad, CEO of Tavanir Company, stated in an online meeting with CEOs of distribution electricity companies: So far, 238,000 agricultural wells have been controlled with the investment of the electricity industry. He, referring to non-related consumptions such as halls, villas, and workshops, emphasized the imposition of penalties and tariff corrections on offenders.

If each household in the country reduces its daily consumption of gasoline by just one liter, considering around 20 million households, approximately 20 million liters of gasoline consumption will be saved daily, which is a significant and impactful number.

A member of the Economic Commission of the Islamic Council of Experts, stating that price policies in the fuel sector, especially gasoline, are not considered in the current situation, said: The priority in eliminating gasoline imbalance is to implement non-price policies to avoid economic shock to the people.

The head of the Economic Commission of the Islamic Council of Deputies emphasized the necessity of conserving fuel consumption and said: The conditions of the country require that the model of resistant economy be implemented in many sectors, including fuel and energy.

In a situation where experts and authorities assess the reform of energy and fuel consumption as an unavoidable necessity, it seems that no decision has been made to implement price reforms at the current stage, and policymakers are focusing on non-price policies in the fuel and gasoline sector, with a new phase of government policies coming into effect from June 1st.

The CEO of the National Petroleum Distribution and Refining Company announced the implementation of a pilot project for emergency card tagging at fuel stations in Tehran.

The spokesperson for the Energy Commission of the Islamic Council of Experts, referring to the necessity of implementing non-price policies in the Seventh Development Plan and annual budget laws aimed at managing consumption, emphasized: The proper implementation of these policies, which are consistent with diversifying the country's fuel basket, enhancing fuel sales and consumption transparency, preventing fuel smuggling, and ensuring fair distribution of fuel subsidies, will help eliminate existing imbalances in this sector.