The National Iranian Gas Company's support for the production of high-efficiency heaters through the signing of long-term contracts has led to the development of a national plan that will ultimately reduce gas consumption in the domestic sector.
The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company announced an estimated annual saving of 980 million cubic meters of natural gas by implementing the Karvar Companies project.
The Oil Minister announced the agreement between Iran and Armenia to form a joint specialized working group in the field of energy and said: "Tehran has proposed that by defining a new model for gas trade, the scope for developing energy cooperation with Yerevan and even exporting gas via Armenia to other markets be examined."
The Director of Region 10 of Iran's Gas Transmission Operations announced the implementation of 20 major repairs of facilities and equipment, the development of infrastructure projects, and the implementation of specialized maintenance programs to increase the reliability of the gas transmission network.
Referring to the withdrawal of 230 million cubic meters of the country's gas production capacity following enemy attacks on oil industry infrastructure in the Third Imposed War, the Executive Vice President said: "With the efforts of oil industry experts, 100 million cubic meters of this capacity will return to production in the next few months."
A review of international gas market developments in the week ending July 10, 2026 shows that escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia have increased natural gas and LNG prices in European and Asian markets. At the same time, Iranian gas exports to Turkey have reached a new record. Also, reports indicate continued obstacles to the Trans-Saharan Pipeline project and a fragile medium-term gas supply outlook.
A new telecommunications station was successfully launched and put into operation in one of the gas pressure boosting facilities in Region 2 of Iran's gas transmission operations, with the aim of maintaining network stability and continuity of communication services.
A review of international gas market developments in the week ending July 10, 2026 shows that escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia have increased natural gas and LNG prices in European and Asian markets. At the same time, Iranian gas exports to Turkey have reached a new record. Also, reports indicate continued obstacles to the Trans-Saharan Pipeline project and a fragile medium-term gas supply outlook.
A former spokesman for the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity and an expert on energy issues said that Iraq owes Iran $2 billion for purchasing gas, but cannot pay this amount due to sanctions on Iran.
The Director of Region 10 of Gas Transmission Operations announced the completion of major repairs and equipment inspections of one of the gas pressure boosting facilities in the region, and considered this action an effective step in increasing the stability, safety, and continuity of gas transmission in the network.
