Ramazan Ali Sangdooni, a member of the Energy Commission of the Parliament, announced at the meeting of the Energy Imbalance Headquarters regarding the gas production status in South Pars that fortunately, the actions taken have compensated for the damages caused by the enemy's hostile actions to the four refineries in this field. According to him, part of the gas production capacity of these refineries has returned to the cycle to meet winter needs.
Damages and Their Compensation
At this meeting, positive reports were presented by Mohammad Sadegh Azimi Far, CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company, and Farakh Ali Khani, Executive Affairs Manager and Integrated Planning Director of the National Iranian Oil Company. Sangdooni emphasized that with the return of this production capacity, the country's energy supply in the winter season will be carried out with greater assurance.
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Targeting a Sustainable Passage Through Winter
The main and planned goal of this headquarters is to pass through the winter season sustainably without gas and electricity outages for various sectors of the country. Sangdooni also pointed out the importance of energy consumption management and emphasized that saving and optimizing energy consumption will be key points for success in this area. Valuable actions have been taken in this regard by the government and especially in the Ministry of Interior, which can help facilitate the passage through winter.
With the increase in gas production capacity in South Pars, it is expected that the energy supply for industries and households during the cold season will be well managed. This action can help reduce problems caused by energy shortages in winter and lead to the stability of the country's gas and electricity networks.
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