The manager of the third refinery of the South Pars Gas Complex announced an unprecedented record in sweet gas production in the first nine months of this year, saying: "This success is the result of relying on domestic capacity, the technical knowledge of specialists, and the effective use of the capacity of the country's knowledge-based companies."
Gas consumption in the domestic, commercial, and small industrial sectors reached 659.26 million cubic meters on January 2, along with the stability of the cold weather.
Gas consumption in the domestic, commercial and industrial sectors reached more than 655 million cubic meters due to the continuation of cold weather on January 1, 1404.
The spokesperson of National Gas Company of Iran announced the launch and development of two new portals for registering and following up customer complaints.
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company announced the focus of petrochemical companies on reducing gas consumption in the three northern provinces of the country and said: It is estimated that during the period of several months of implementation of the programs, approximately 2 million cubic meters per day will be achieved in reducing consumption and help in the sustainable supply of petrochemicals.
At the same time as the air gets colder and the continued use of heating devices, gas consumption in the domestic, commercial and industrial sectors, including in the fourth week of Azar, reached about 4.3 billion cubic meters; A figure that shows the continued growth of demand on the country's gas network in the cold half of the year.
Natural gas consumption in the household, commercial, and small industrial sectors increased to about 533 million cubic meters per day in the third week of December, and the highest consumption in this sector was recorded on December 15, with more than 546 million cubic meters.
While Recep Tayyip Erdogan traveled to Ashgabat to participate in celebrations of the 30th anniversary of Turkmenistan's neutrality, US and EU sanctions have cast a heavy shadow over Turkey's efforts to increase gas imports from Iran and launch a swap agreement with Turkmenistan; an agreement that was abruptly halted after several successful months, leaving Turkey's future winter energy supply uncertain.
Gas consumption in the domestic, commercial, and small industrial sectors increased as temperatures dropped in the second week of December, reaching a peak of 530 million cubic meters on December 12, bringing total weekly consumption to more than 3.65 billion cubic meters.
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."
