Senior managers of the National Iranian Oil Company and Pars Oil and Gas Company reviewed the gas production process from the South Pars joint field with the aim of preparing for maximum gas production in the winter season. This meeting was chaired by Farakh Ali Khani, the executive affairs manager and integrated planning director of the National Iranian Oil Company, and included Reza Khailai, the oil and gas production supervision manager of the National Iranian Oil Company, Touraj Dehghani, the CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company, and a number of senior managers from both companies.
Review of Gas Extraction Status from South Pars
During this meeting, the status of gas extraction from the South Pars field, which supplies over 70% of the country's gas, was reviewed, and upcoming plans were discussed in light of the challenges arising from recent wars. Farakh Ali Khani emphasized the strategic role of the South Pars gas field in the country's economy and energy security, appreciated the efforts of the employees and specialists of Pars Oil and Gas Company, and stressed the need to continue and accelerate activities to achieve maximum gas production in the cold months of the year.
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Ministry of Oil's Support for Gas Production
He also mentioned that the National Iranian Oil Company fully supports the activities in the production and reconstruction sector of South Pars. Reza Khailai also pointed out the central role of South Pars in supplying the country's gas, considering achieving maximum gas production as one of the most important priorities of the Ministry of Oil in serving the people, and emphasized the collaboration of the National Iranian Oil Company to achieve this goal.
During the meeting, Touraj Dehghani provided a report on the latest actions and plans for gas production and the reconstruction of the damaged refineries of phases 4 and 5, phases 9 and 10, and phase 14 of South Pars. The CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company stated: "In the reconstruction sector, with the cooperation of contractors and round-the-clock activities, the gradual revival of the damaged refinery lines aimed at helping to supply gas to the national grid is underway."
According to reports, during the 12-day wars and Ramadan, a total of five South Pars refineries were targeted, and the reconstruction operations are ongoing with the aim of restoring the country's gas production capacity to the maximum possible level.
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