The CEO of the Mazandaran Gas Company, Hezbar Javadi, emphasized in a brainstorming and coordination meeting for sustainable gas supply management during the cold season that maintaining the stability of gas flow for over one million and 650 thousand residential subscribers is the company's top priority. This meeting was attended by the CEOs of gas companies from Tehran, Qazvin, Qom, Gilan, Semnan, Alborz, and Mazandaran provinces, as well as the managers of gas transmission operations in regions 3 and 9 and the governor of Ramsar.
The Necessity of a Unified and National Perspective
Masoud Kazemi, CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company, stated in this meeting that entering the cold season requires a unified and national perspective. He pointed out that the complete readiness of power plants for secondary fuel consumption and real-time monitoring of pipelines and accurate data recording play a vital role in maintaining the balance and stability of the northern country's transmission network.
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Hosein Mohammad Saleh, Deputy for Engineering and Operation of the National Iranian Gas Company, also emphasized controlling peak loads during short time intervals. The provinces along the Tehran and Alborz transmission network are fully prepared to implement preventive measures in the shortest time possible in case of any potential pressure drop by conducting scenario-based drills and increasing technical coordination.
Development of Operational Scenarios
In this meeting, Hezbar Javadi announced the development of four operational scenarios for optimal management during the cold season. These scenarios include necessary planning for reducing consumption in executive agencies, monitoring high-consumption subscribers, and pursuing alternative fuel for sensitive centers. He also considered upgrading 30-inch pipelines and developing transmission routes as a fundamental step to increase the resilience of the network.
The managers of regions 3 and 9 of gas transmission operations described the latest status of pipelines and operational centers in this meeting and emphasized that by strengthening stations and developing the network, the stability of gas supply will be maintained throughout the lines. Additionally, the CEOs of gas companies from Alborz, Qom, Qazvin, Semnan, Gilan, and Tehran presented their actions in the areas of collecting illegal connections, optimizing boiler rooms, controlling major consumption, and incentive strategies for consumption management.
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