Comparing this year's reserves of Tehran's dams with the 10-year average, Latian Dam is the only dam in Tehran with positive water reserve statistics.

According to Energy Press, Eisa Bigzadeh, the spokesperson for the water industry, emphasizing that “water consumption management” is much more effective than “rationing,” states that the low water prices have effectively turned into a hidden incentive for waste, making resource management more challenging. In an interview with the Ministry of Energy’s information base, he stresses

The spokesperson of Tehran Province Water Company stated: "Recently, we had a very good and flood-like rainfall, but what's crucial is the rainfall behind the dams in the watershed, and we shouldn't forget that from the beginning of autumn until December 20th, we only had two or three millimeters of rainfall."

The Minister of Energy has announced incentives for a 20-30% reduction in water bills for low-consuming customers during the warm months of 1405, as stated in a letter to the National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company.

The supervisor of the National Iranian Oil Company's South Oilfields Projects for Increasing Recovery announced the successful implementation of the pilot water injection project in the Ilam reservoir of the Ahvaz field.

The Minister of Energy announced that the 35 percent water waste figure is not accurate and that leak-proofing measures have resulted in a significant reduction.

The project manager for conceptual and basic studies on supplying water for injection into the oil reservoirs of the Karun basin said: The plan for supplying and transferring water for injection into the oil fields of West Karun was approved at the provincial level.

The project manager of Isfahan Oil Refining Company announced the company's long-term commitment to reducing water consumption by implementing a plan to recover ultra-saline water, and said: "The plan to install a "CCRO" package on the return path of the waste water from the Hero unit of Isfahan Oil Refining Company is underway."

The Ministry of Energy's new plan to implement a crisis water tariff by charging the cost of supplying water from consumers above the model was not approved by the Cabinet for approval and notification and has been canceled for now.