Seyed Kiumars Kamaliar, the manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in Qazvin, emphasized the importance of sustainable fuel supply in the industrial province of Qazvin and announced the storage of over 7.5 million liters of fuel for industrial units. According to him, planning and necessary actions for winter fuel storage began at the beginning of this year, and this process has been pursued with greater seriousness since the beginning of the second half of the year.
Details of Fuel Storage
Kamaliar stated that in the first half of this year, about 2.5 million liters of fuel have been provided as reserves for industrial units. Since the beginning of October, more than 5 million liters of diesel have been delivered to these units. Additionally, the storage of fuel oil, kerosene, and liquefied gas has been carried out according to the type of activities of the industrial units. These actions are aimed at meeting the fuel needs of industrial units and increasing their efficiency during the cold season.
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Fuel Supply for Rural Households
The manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in Qazvin also referred to the fuel supply for households living in villages without a natural gas network and said: The quota of kerosene for these households is determined and distributed based on climate, the number of family members, and the registered and verified information in the Sadaf system. Accordingly, the annual quota for each household will vary from 1,000 to 2,400 liters based on conditions.
Kamaliar urged industrial and agricultural units, especially those involved in food and pharmaceutical security, to visit the relevant organizations and register their fuel needs in the Sadaf system. He emphasized that after reviewing and calculating the consumption amount, the required fuel will be provided and delivered.
These actions demonstrate ongoing efforts to ensure sustainable fuel supply in Qazvin and support industrial units and rural households. Given the high storage capacity of fuel and the planning that has been done, it is hoped that the fuel needs of the province will be well met.
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