Tehran's dam reserves have decreased by 277 million cubic meters compared to the same day last year, while last year was also a dry year, and this issue indicates the high severity of the drought in Tehran these days.
The CEO of the National Iranian Petroleum Refining and Distribution Company announced a daily average reduction of 5 million liters of oil and gas consumption in 1404 compared to last year, saying: "This success is the result of implementing control policies and measures, using smart tools to combat fuel smuggling, and intensifying monitoring of major non-power plant consumers."
The major repairs of the gas platforms in Phases 20 and 21 of South Pars were completed with more than 8,000 safe working hours recorded and 910 repair orders completed.
The CEO of Dehdasht Petrochemical Industries Company announced about 45 percent physical progress in the company's heavy polyethylene project.
The Deputy Minister of Oil and CEO of the National Petrochemical Company said: "The instructions for continuing petrochemical industry production in crisis and emergency situations were communicated to regions, holding companies, and petrochemical companies with the aim of sustainable production and meeting the needs of complementary industries."
Petro Pars Company published a public call for tenders for the supply of goods and the implementation of guard rooms and ancillary facilities - South Azadegan Oil Field Development Plan Phase-1.
Following the intensification of the water crisis this year, Tehran Oil Refining Company, by implementing one of its most important environmental projects, succeeded in reducing the capital's daily water consumption by 20,000 cubic meters.
Tehran Province's Water and Sanitation Authority has announced that the droughts of the last five years and the decrease in rainfall in Tehran Province in the current water year, which is unprecedented in the last 60 years, have severely affected Tehran's water resources.
Private sector representative of the Small Scale Association: Despite 10 state and quasi-state refineries, less than one percent of refineries are private.
In line with the realization of the "New Imam Port" plan, Bandar Imam Petrochemical has localized key equipment in various parts of this complex in the last three years, relying on domestic knowledge-based companies.
