Strategies to deal with energy imbalances in the cold season; from the need to form a Ministry of Energy to liberalizing gas prices

Strategies to deal with energy imbalances in the cold season; from the need to form a Ministry of Energy to liberalizing gas prices

Winter is coming, and like every year, the issue of reducing gas consumption in the domestic sector and the challenge of energy imbalance is once again highlighted. Energy expert Hossein Mirafazli warns that excessive dependence on gas for home heating is a strategic mistake that has faced the country with an energy imbalance crisis during the cold season. He emphasizes the need to establish a Ministry of Energy, promote incentive schemes, and utilize modern technologies to reduce gas consumption.

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Transmission of 880 million cubic meters of gas in the country

Transmission of 880 million cubic meters of gas in the country

According to Energy Press, citing the Iranian Gas Transmission Company, Seyyed Mahmoud Hosseini, referring to the complete readiness of the gas transmission facilities, equipment, and fleet, stated: "In the same period last year, 854 million cubic meters of gas were transmitted, which represents a 3 percent increase in the amount of gas transmitted."
70 percent of the country’s gas needs are met from South Pars

70 percent of the country’s gas needs are met from South Pars

The CEO of the National Oil Company's Engineering and Development Company said: "The South Pars field is the largest gas field in the world, with 70 percent of the country's gas and 40 percent of its gasoline supplied from this field, so it is important for Iran."
Increase in gasoline production by 10 million liters in the country

Increase in gasoline production by 10 million liters in the country

The CEO of the Petroleum Products Refining and Distribution Company said: "During the 14th government, 10 million liters were added to the country's quality gasoline production, and oil and gas production also reached 124 million liters in December and January, which has increased by 13 million liters."