Pardis Oil and Gas Company, as one of the key entities in the country's gas industry, has declared the preservation of the production capacity of the South Pars gas field as its top priority. Masoudi, the head of this company, emphasized the importance of maintaining and continuing extraction from the South Pars field, presenting this issue as a fundamental necessity in the current conditions.
Preserving Gas Production Capacity
Masoudi, referring to the policies of the Ministry of Oil, stated that preserving the gas production capacity from the South Pars field requires effective support from operational entities and creating a suitable environment for production activities. He emphasized that a calm and stable atmosphere must be provided to advance missions, ensuring production continuity from this strategic field by relying on the assessment and acceptance of identified risks while adhering to safety requirements.
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Restoration of Damaged Refineries
The head of Pardis Oil and Gas Company referred to the restoration operations of damaged refineries, stating that currently, the restoration of three refinery complexes in South Pars is underway. The Phase 14 refinery, which has seen better progress due to earlier operations, is advancing well alongside the refineries of phases 9 and 10, as well as phases 4 and 5.
Masoudi also emphasized the necessity of simultaneously adhering to speed, quality, and operational regulations in the restoration of refineries, highlighting the gas pressure enhancement project of the South Pars field as another strategic priority ahead. He noted that by accelerating processes, it is essential to facilitate the swift entry of this project into the execution and operational phase.
The South Pars gas field, with a daily production capacity of approximately 700 million cubic meters of gas, is considered one of the largest and most important gas fields in the world. This shared field is regarded as the heart of Iran's gas industry and supplies a significant portion of the country's domestic natural gas needs.
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