The CEO of South Pars Oil and Gas Company said: "The first well of the South Pars in-field drilling plan of 35 wells has been put into production with the aim of maintaining gas production from the field."
Gas consumption in the domestic, commercial, and industrial sectors is over 550 million cubic meters, accounting for 65 percent of the total gas delivered to the national network.
The Foreign Ministry spokesman described the claims made by Reuters news agency about stopping Iranian tankers as a form of production or dissemination of untrue, false, or biased news, and said: "There is no basis for any action against free trade and commercial ships of countries in open waters."
Continuing this situation will destroy the livelihoods of offshore facility workers, accelerate the exodus of specialists, and spell a bleak future for Iran's largest offshore company.
The 13th government, with its plethora of oil promises and grandiose contracts, left behind a record full of failures and broken promises. From the $40 billion memorandum of understanding with Russia's Gazprom to the €9 billion Shahid Soleimani refinery project, none of them were completed.
The spokesperson for the country's water industry reported a 41 percent decrease in rainfall compared to the long-term average and a sharp drop in dam reserves in some areas, and warned of a water crisis in provinces with low rainfall.
A spokesman for the National Iranian Gas Company announced the delivery of 852 million cubic meters of natural gas to the national network yesterday.
The CEO of the South Pars Gas Complex announced savings of 4 trillion rials as a result of the manufacturing of strategic parts and equipment by domestic companies.
Successive rounds of sanctions against companies and tankers allegedly helping Tehran have finally slowed Iranian oil sales to China.
Today, the National Iranian Oil Company signed one of the largest contracts in the history of the oil industry with Petropars, Khatam al-Anbia Construction Headquarters, OIC, and MAPNA, worth approximately $17 billion.
