The meeting of the Council of Deputies of the Ministry of Oil was held to follow up on the resolutions from Hamid Bord's recent trip, the caretaker of the Ministry of Oil, to the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone. This meeting took place on Sunday afternoon (October 18) with the aim of accelerating the reconstruction of the damaged facilities in South Pars and reviving the lost production capacities.
Review of Facility Status and Production
During this meeting, reports related to field visits of the South Pars facilities and the follow-up on the resolutions from this trip were reviewed. The South Pars facilities, which are considered one of the largest gas fields in the world, have a daily production capacity of 700 million cubic meters of natural gas and play a significant role in supplying the country's energy. The reconstruction of these facilities, which have been damaged due to various factors including weather and technical conditions, is among the priorities of the Ministry of Oil.
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Furthermore, the status of crude oil production, natural gas, and various petroleum products such as gasoline and diesel was also discussed. Currently, the country's crude oil production reaches about 3 million barrels per day, which requires careful attention and planning to maintain and increase this production level.
Future Plans and Flare Gas Collection Projects
The progress of flare gas collection projects and the provision of winter fuel were also among the topics discussed in this meeting. The Ministry of Oil, considering the importance of the environment and reducing energy resource waste, has prioritized flare gas collection programs. This project helps reduce pollution and optimally utilize energy resources.
The caretaker of the Ministry of Oil emphasized in this meeting that achieving the mentioned goals is only possible through cooperation and coordination among various sectors of the ministry. Additionally, representatives from different departments provided their opinions and suggestions regarding the improvement of processes and acceleration of facility reconstruction. This meeting demonstrates the Ministry of Oil's serious determination to improve production status and develop oil and gas fields.
Finally, the Council of Deputies of the Ministry of Oil emphasized the necessity of continuing to follow up on the resolutions from this trip and requested all departments to take necessary actions to achieve the set goals. Given the importance of the country's oil and gas fields, it is expected that these meetings will help accelerate the reconstruction and development of facilities.
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