Pars Oil and Gas Company is dedicating all its efforts to overcome production barriers with the goal of increasing natural gas production to 730 million cubic meters per day by 2025. Hamid Reza Masoudi, the head of the company, emphasized the importance of maintaining and continuing production under wartime conditions in a meeting with managers and specialists from the Operations and Support Department.
Daily Gas Production and Operational Challenges
Masoudi noted that the recorded daily production of 730 million cubic meters of gas is a result of the employees' efforts. He praised the performance of the Operations and Support Department in managing wartime conditions and maintaining production without incidents and expressed hope that operational issues and challenges would be resolved through continuous follow-ups and support from the National Iranian Oil Company managers.
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Readiness for Peak Winter Consumption
The head of Pars Oil and Gas Company emphasized the necessity of maintaining and continuing production and readiness to cope with peak winter consumption. He highlighted the importance of addressing human capital issues as a fundamental pillar of production and sustainable energy supply and called for attention to the welfare conditions of employees, especially operational staff.
In this meeting, Sepahdar Abbaszadeh, the Deputy of Operations and Support at Pars Oil and Gas Company, announced the safe completion of major repairs on the South Pars gas platforms and stated that the platforms are ready for maximum gas production, utilizing all operational capacities to safely navigate through winter.
Production Record and Future Plans
Mehdi Rajabi, the head of production operations at Pars Oil and Gas Company, referred to the production record set in 2025 and announced the readiness of the South Pars gas platforms for maximum gas production. He identified the main priority of production and operations management as the uninterrupted and sustainable supply of winter fuel and referred to the annual major repair program of the South Pars gas platforms as a fundamental principle of this matter.
Rajabi added: Given the preparations made at sea and the favorable condition of offshore facilities, if the refinery sector limitations are lifted, other corresponding capacities in the gas platforms will also re-enter the production cycle.
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