 
The National Iranian Drilling Company announced that 72 oil wells were completed in the first half of this year, an increase of 20 compared to the same period last year.
 
 
Hossein Mirafazli, an energy expert, emphasized the need to change the home heating pattern, saying: "The high rate of gas consumption in the domestic sector indicates a huge waste of energy in the country, and the share of gas in home heating should be gradually reduced to 20 to 30 percent over five years, and replaced by electricity."
 
 
With the successful completion of major repairs on 35 South Pars platforms, Pars Oil and Gas Company announced that it is ready to provide the country with sustainable gas supply during the winter season. The operation was carried out over a six-month period and involved upgrading process and safety equipment.
 
 
The South Pars gas field, which supplies 70 percent of the country's gas, has entered a natural pressure drop phase. Implementing a pressure-boosting plan with the aim of maintaining production, preventing gas migration to Qatar, and increasing the recovery rate is a vital step in managing the country's gas balance.
 
 
With the successful launch of the F43 well in the Yadavaran joint field, the plan to increase production in this field has entered the implementation phase. As the first of 24 new wells, this well has achieved sustainable production by relying on domestic capacity and complying with safety and environmental requirements.
 
 
The Abadan Refinery, as the first and largest oil refinery in the Middle East, with a history of over a century, continues to play a key role in supplying petroleum products to Iran and the region. At its peak, the refinery became the largest refinery in the world, with a refining capacity of 520,000 barrels per day, and is a symbol of the self-sufficiency and resilience of the Iranian oil industry.
 
 
Sepahdar Abbaszadeh, Deputy Chief of Operations of Pars Oil and Gas Company, announced the successful completion of major repairs to 35 production platforms in the South Pars Joint Field. The operation was completed with 150,000 man-hours and without incident, and has prepared the company for a stable gas supply during the cold season.
 
 
Saeed Pakseresht, Director of Integrated Planning at the National Iranian Gas Company, announced at the first meeting of the investment forum in the gas industry that comprehensive participation and diverse financial models have been envisaged for the implementation of priority projects. He emphasized that the investment path is transparent and that preliminary studies have been conducted.
 
 
Following Iran's formal objection to the UK Court of Appeal's ruling on the confiscation of the Oil Industry Pension Fund building, the case was referred to the Supreme Court for reconsideration. The disagreement among the judges of the Court of Appeal has paved the way for a review of the ruling and created new hope for a reversal.
 
 
Joint oil and gas fields are the underground aquifers that several countries share. If Iran does not harvest, the neighbors will suck with their wells; A fortune whose every barrel is lost forever.