The energy imbalance in Iran is serious; Gholamhossein Hassantash, a senior energy analyst in Iran, says: If the current trend continues, we will not have any hydrocarbons for export by 2032 at the latest. But if we want to export energy, we have to stop petrochemicals, industries and production. He believes that issues should not be simplified; Energy imbalance in Iran is not a single factor and price is not the only factor of imbalance.

The CEO of the National Petrochemical Industries Company said: About 800 to 830 million cubic meters of gas are injected into the national network for consumption per day, and petrochemicals consume less than 10% of this figure.

The amount of gas deposits and the amount of gas that can be removed are completely clear. With a simple calculation, we find out that we can harvest gas only in 30 years.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran said: Regarding the Arash gas field, we announced that it is a technical issue and will be followed in the framework of the experts' discussions.

Gas has a high share in the energy portfolio of countries, but in Iran, it plays the main role, and in many countries, gas has a small share in the energy portfolio, and this is due to the diversity of energy.

The representative of Shahinshahr in the Islamic Council informed about his question to Javad Oji, Minister of Oil, about the non-application of discounts on the gas bills of the subscribers.

The statistics of the European Commission Statistics Center show that Iran's gas export to Turkey stopped in July this year and was negligible in August.

Amir Ganjidoost said: by cutting off gas and stopping the production of petrochemicals, no demand will be collected, the solution to the problem of gas debt is to Installment or barter it by requesting the Farhangian reserve fund from the government.

An energy expert stated: The war we are witnessing in the Middle East and the East of Madira is mostly a war to obtain natural gas resources, that is why experts believe that in the coming months we may see major developments in the Middle East

According to Energy Press, quoted by Arab Weekly, Iraqi Electricity Minister Ziad Fazil announced that the country wants to import gas from Turkmenistan using Iran’s gas transmission line network. A preliminary agreement between Iraq and Turkmenistan has been signed in this regard and it is said that more negotiations are going to be conducted on how