Touraj Dehghani, CEO of South Pars Oil and Gas Company, reviewed the progress of the reconstruction plans for the damaged facilities during his visit to the refineries of phases 4, 5, 9, 10, and 14 of South Pars and emphasized the completion of reconstruction operations and the revival of gas production capacity according to the scheduled plan.
Review of the Status of Refineries in Phases 9 and 10
During this visit, Dehghani examined the priority work fronts in the refineries of phases 9 and 10 of South Pars. He stressed the necessity of adhering to commitments and established plans, expressing hope that the reconstruction operations of these refineries would soon be completed and that these units would return to the production cycle.
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Progress in Reconstruction Operations and Overcoming Obstacles
The CEO of South Pars Oil and Gas Company, referring to the progress of reconstruction operations despite existing obstacles, added: "During the visit of the caretaker of the Ministry of Oil to Assaluyeh and the inspection of the damaged facilities during the imposed war, we committed to returning parts of these units to the production cycle as soon as possible." He also highlighted the importance of risk management and overcoming existing obstacles in executing remaining actions.
Furthermore, Dehghani, during his visit to the refinery of phase 14 of South Pars, reviewed the activities in various sections, especially the complementary actions, the status of equipment being installed, and the procurement of remaining items. He stated that the reconstruction operations of this unit are nearing the final stages and hopes that with the efforts of colleagues, the final stages will soon be completed.
Contractor Performance and Work Progress Assessment
Dehghani also evaluated the performance of the contractors involved in the reconstruction project in the damaged sections of the refineries of phases 4 and 5 of South Pars. In a meeting with the project executives, the status of work progress, procurement of goods and equipment, claims, commitments, and financial resources of the project were reviewed.
During these visits, the executors and contractors of the reconstruction projects of the refineries in phases 9 and 10, as well as 4, 5, and 14 of South Pars, presented a report on the actions taken and upcoming plans. According to Dehghani, achieving the goal of restoring lost production capacity requires focusing on overcoming obstacles and adhering to the schedule.
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