The 6% increase in the water input to the country's dams and the 6% increase in the water output from the dams compared to the water year 2022-2023 and the end of the water year 2023-2024 with a 12% increase in the reserves of the dams compared to the same time last year are important indicators of the water year that has ended.
The case of school sewage is open for 2 thousand schools in Tehran and after the warning water cut off of some of these schools, agreements were made between ABFA and education to solve this issue.
The CEO of Iran Gas Engineering and Development Company emphasized the necessity of integrating the value chain in order to optimize gas production and consumption.
Referring to the volume of gas production and consumption in the country, the deputy oil minister for gas affairs announced: "There is no longer any conflict and now we have a gas shortage."
The managing director of the National Gas Company said: Currently, there is an average of 260 million cubic meters per day of gas imbalance, but this does not mean that the Ministry of Petroleum has not taken measures, good measures have been taken in this area and we hope to be fully prepared this winter.
According to the latest statistics, the situation of underground water resources in Iran is extremely critical. About 5 billion cubic meters of non-renewable water and aquifers in the country decrease annually.
The first energy supply management meeting was held in the winter of 2024 with the presence of a group of deputy ministers of oil, energy and the country.
The director of the National Oil Products Distribution Company in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari region announced an 8.3% increase in gasoline consumption in the first five months of this year.
The spokesperson of the water industry stated that from the point of view of national and international meteorological authorities, the new water year is predicted to be a dry and relatively warm year for Iran, and said: This means that the ominous shadow of climate change is still on water resources and our country has no other way but to adapt to This condition does not have water consumption management.
Currently, despite the 25 billion and 400 million cubic meters of water stored in the country's dams, 49% of the capacity of the reservoirs is full and 51% of this capacity is empty.
