The Iran Gas Transmission Company has adopted a new operational strategy aimed at increasing the stability of the gas transmission network during cold days. Peyman Khodravi, the CEO of this company, emphasized the importance of accurately assessing various technical scenarios in the terminal areas of the pipelines during a brainstorming and coordination meeting to enhance the stability of the gas transmission network in the northern region, stating: "These assessments play a vital role in maintaining the balance and stability of the network."
Modeling Crises and Online Monitoring of Stations
Khodravi also pointed to the necessity of going beyond usual seasonal measures, saying: "We must proactively model all hypothetical crises and define precise control solutions for them." He emphasized the importance of online monitoring of stations and strengthening field supervision, adding: "These measures are essential for better management and maintaining the stability of the network."
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The CEO of the Iran Gas Transmission Company considered reliance on human expertise and knowledge-based management as a factor for successfully overcoming peak consumption days in previous years, stating: "This year, with the comprehensive readiness of the infrastructure, we will successfully overcome the challenges of the cold season."
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The brainstorming and coordination meeting to enhance the stability of the gas transmission network in the northern region was held with the presence of central managers and managers of designated regions (3, 4, and 8) hosted by region 9 of gas transmission operations. In this meeting, the managers of regions 3, 4, and 8 also presented reports on their actions and the latest status of their facilities and defensive plans for the upcoming winter.
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