The project manager for the modernization of control systems at the Isfahan Refinery said: "As the first refinery in Iran, the Isfahan Refinery will ensure its sustainable production for years to come by using modern control systems instead of old pneumatic systems."
The Deputy Minister of Planning of the Ministry of Oil announced that continuing the "production-oriented" approach is not only economically unfeasible, but also technically impossible, stating: "Effective cooperation between executive agencies and coordination with the Islamic Consultative Assembly and the private sector are the conditions for success in the new path of energy efficiency."
Sakhvat Asadi, CEO of the Pars Energy Special Economic Zone, stated at the opening ceremony of the exhibition: "Asaluyeh, as the beating heart of Iran's energy industry, is hosting an event that can strengthen the domestic supply chain and pave the way for the development of new technologies."
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company pointed to the annual need for about $2 billion in foreign equipment in the industry and emphasized: With middle managers' trust in the capabilities of domestic companies and manufacturers' commitment to quality and delivery time, Iran can be turned into a large construction workshop.
The Vice President of Development and Business of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company said: "Continuing the operation of old petrochemical industry units that are 60 years old, without modernization and technological upgrading, will remove them from the cycle of global competition and even profitability."
The Minister of Oil emphasized the need to create a fair competitive environment to attract graduates from all universities to the oil industry, saying: "We are trying to increase the absorption capacity in line with the needs of the oil industry."
The director of the Smart Fuel System, rejecting any reduction in the quota of fuel cards at stations, announced a plan to increase the number of fuel cards for citizens in order to prevent problems in the refueling process.
The Integrated Planning Manager of the National Iranian Gas Company announced: "With timely major repairs, complete coordination of operational departments, and implementation of smart projects, the gas network has been fully prepared for the cold season."
A spokesman for the Tehran Provincial Gas Company announced the gas cutoff for the railway company and the issuance of a warning to the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development on the first day of implementing the special patrols plan for gas consumption management.
The UK Supreme Court has accepted the appeal of the National Iranian Oil Company in the "Oil House" case, a move that could overturn the confiscation ruling issued by lower courts and bring the legal path of the Crescent case to a decisive stage.
