Mohsen Paknejad, the Minister of Oil, announced the reconstruction process of the damaged facilities during the imposed war and referred to the details of the reconstruction of four gas refineries and liquid fuel storage and loading facilities in Tehran. These facilities required serious reconstruction due to war-related damages, and the reconstruction process is currently underway.
Details of the Reconstruction Process
Paknejad emphasized that the executive mechanisms for the reconstruction of the facilities have been finalized, stating: "The reconstruction process is very favorable, and we aim to have part of this capacity available by the end of this year, after the cold season. Additionally, the remaining capacities will also be usable in the first half of next year."
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Workforce and Reconstruction Progress
The Minister of Oil also reported the presence of a large number of workers in the reconstruction operations, stating: "The progress is such that it can be monitored weekly." This reflects the high determination and will of the Ministry of Oil and affiliated organizations to improve the oil and energy infrastructure of the country.
Considering that these facilities play a key role in supplying fuel and energy to the country, their reconstruction can have a positive impact on the energy situation of the country and improve services to the people. Additionally, this initiative can help in a quicker return to normal economic and industrial activities in the oil and energy sector.
A notable aspect of this project is the use of modern and updated technologies in the reconstruction process, which can significantly enhance efficiency and reduce costs. The Ministry of Oil is closely collaborating with domestic and foreign companies to expedite this process.
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