The European Union has warned its member states that if the war with Iran continues, energy markets will face a long-term supply shock; a situation that could lead to sharp price increases and even mandatory reductions in fuel consumption in Europe.
The European Union has warned its member states that if the war with Iran continues, energy markets will face a long-term supply shock; a situation that could lead to sharp price increases and even mandatory reductions in fuel consumption in Europe.
In this country heavily dependent on energy imports, long queues have formed at gas stations, and the government has imposed emergency restrictions on fuel consumption.
A member of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly considered the meeting of the Iran-Russia Joint Economic Commission a valuable opportunity to increase the level of economic diplomacy and a tooth-crushing response to sanctions.
The spokesperson for the Energy Commission and the representative of Shiraz and Zarqan in the Islamic Council of Experts, referring to the formation of the Energy Optimization and Strategic Management Organization and the establishment of an account in this regard, announced that no deposits have been made to this in the past three years.
Stating that the drought management plans will continue without interruption, the Minister of Energy said: Despite the recent good rains, large parts of the country are still under severe water stress.
Arash Najafi criticized the lack of attention to consumption management and incorrect energy policies, saying that inaction in recent years has faced the country with inflation of nearly 1,000 percent, and without implementing optimization programs, any price reform will only increase economic pressure.
The Deputy Minister of Oil, warning about the intensification of energy imbalance and pressure drop in South Pars, considered the development of solar power plants and consumption optimization as a vital solution, and said: "The government's plan will go beyond the target of 12,000 MW of renewable energy."
The memorandum of understanding to establish a joint venture to supply a 300-megawatt power plant between Iran's methanol giant and the country's largest utility company was signed at the Zagros Petrochemical Complex with the support of Dr. Shariatmadari, CEO of Persian Gulf Holding, and in the presence of Dr. Abbaszadeh, Deputy Minister of Oil and CEO of the National Petrochemical Company.
Navid Hedayatifar, referring to the gas imbalance crisis in winter, said that replacing 20 million worn-out heaters with high-efficiency heaters could reduce household consumption and allocate the released gas to industries.
