The National Iranian Gas Company, led by Saeed Tavakoli, the CEO of the company, announced that gas delivery to the major industries of the country has increased by one billion cubic meters. This increase has particularly occurred in the steel and petrochemical sectors, demonstrating the company's commitment to providing fuel for the industrial sectors of the country.
Crisis Management and Gas Network Sustainability
Saeed Tavakoli, in his discussions, referred to the difficulties of ensuring sustainable gas supply following recent incidents in the South Pars gas field and stated: "Despite the challenges ahead, we did not impose any restrictions on major industries." He also mentioned the damages inflicted on some industries during the imposed war and emphasized that this increase in gas delivery is indicative of success in crisis management and the sustainability of the country's gas network.
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Maintaining Gas Supply Share to Power Plants
Tavakoli compared the performance of the first six months of this year with the same period last year and stated that the volume of gas delivered to the network has decreased by about 14 percent. However, the share of gas supply to power plants has been maintained at nearly the same level. This year, 85 percent and last year 86 percent of the fuel basket needs of power plants were met with gas. These figures indicate the high resilience of the country's gas network under difficult conditions.
The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company also referred to the company's efforts to prevent electricity imbalance and to provide fuel for power plants, stating: "The entire gas industry of the country has mobilized all its capabilities to ensure the continuous flow of gas in the production and industrial sectors so that the wheels of the country's economy do not stop in difficult production conditions."
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