The First Vice President, emphasizing the importance of providing energy for industries, announced that the government should not allow the electricity and gas supply for industries to be cut off. He introduced this issue as a key factor in preventing production stoppage, worker unemployment, and a decrease in export revenues.
Exit of 250 Million Cubic Meters of Gas from the Network
In this regard, according to recent reports, about 250 million cubic meters of gas have exited the country's gas supply network. This significant reduction in gas supply could increase pressure on industries and consequently lead to decreased production and increased unemployment. The First Vice President emphasized that these conditions must be closely monitored and measures should be taken to prevent damage to the production sector.
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Consequences of Energy Outages for Industries
Energy outages can have serious consequences for the country's industries. Currently, many industries are heavily dependent on gas and electricity, and any disruption in these resources can lead to a halt in production activities and consequently worker unemployment. Additionally, this situation could negatively impact the country's export revenues and lead to reduced liquidity and increased economic problems.
The First Vice President also pointed out that the government must manage the situation by adopting appropriate measures, including improving energy consumption management and investing in energy infrastructure, to prevent energy outages for industries. This action will not only help maintain production but also support employment and strengthen the national economy.
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