The CEO of Tehran Province Gas Company announced the 80 percent progress of the first smart gas incident management system in the country and said: "This system measures the severity of the incident during an earthquake and decides to cut off gas in the affected areas. Also, gas wastage in Tehran Province has decreased from more than 2 percent in 1403 to 0.7 percent in 1404."
The CEO of the National Iranian Drilling Company announced the completion of 23 wells in the first quarter of the year, saying: "Of these, 6 were development-descriptive wells and 17 were repair wells. The drilling area during this period reached 41,515 meters, and 8 drilling rigs are currently being moved to the operational areas."
The Deputy Minister of Oil for Gas Affairs said: "The National Iranian Gas Company has turned restrictions on gas consumption in the network into an opportunity, and now some provinces are facing zero leakage."
The Deputy Minister of Safety and Fire at the Ministry of Oil considered the indigenous Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) management software of the Iranian Gas Transmission Company a successful example of the targeted use of technology in the field of monitoring, process control and emergency management, and emphasized the use of the capacities of this system in the development of similar software at the level of the Ministry of Oil.
The pressure drop and gas production crisis in South Pars has begun, and this unfortunate event is happening in Hub One, at the location of platforms in phases 11 and 12. The very thing that the $17 billion pressure boosting project was designed to prevent, but that project still remains on paper.
The Director of Region 2 of Iran's Gas Transmission Operations announced the successful implementation of the hot tap operation of the power plant's gas transmission pipeline in cooperation with Regions 2 and 3 of the gas transmission operations, saying: "This operation was carried out without interrupting the gas transmission process and in full compliance with technical, safety, and operational requirements."
Restoring some of the lost gas production capacity after damage to the country's processing facilities once again highlighted the importance of the role of gas industry operational staff in continuing production and providing sustainable energy.
Region 3 of Iran's gas transmission operations, utilizing the power of domestic experts and without the need for a contractor, connected twenty automatic valve stations to the online monitoring system by installing low-power RTU devices.
If you've been near an oil field or refinery, you've probably seen large flames shooting out of the top of the flares. These flames are the result of the burning of associated gases, gases that come out of the ground when oil is extracted. In years past, for various reasons, such as the lack of adequate infrastructure to collect or transport these gases, much of them were burned in flares. This process is called "flaring."
Iran, with the world’s third-largest gas reserves, is heavily dependent on this natural resource. Attacks on South Pars facilities during the war destroyed about 230 million cubic meters of the country’s gas supply capacity, exacerbating an imbalance of 350 to 400 million cubic meters. The dependence of parent industries on gas has highlighted the need to diversify the energy mix.
