Yousef Sobhani, the oil inspector of the General Inspection Organization of the country, visited this facility to review the reconstruction process of the Rey oil depot, which was damaged during the imposed war. This visit took place alongside senior managers of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company and demonstrates the management's special attention to the reconstruction of the country's oil infrastructure.
Details of the Visit and the Current Status of the Rey Oil Depot
The Rey oil depot is considered one of the most important facilities for storing petroleum products in the country, which suffered serious damages during the years of the imposed war. Given the high storage capacity of this depot, its revival is of special importance. The official storage capacity of the Rey oil depot is reported to be about 3 million liters, and currently, the reconstruction and updating of its systems seem essential.
Actions Taken for Reconstruction
During this visit, Yousef Sobhani reviewed the latest status of the reconstruction of damaged pipelines and tanks, and reports on the progress made were presented. Given the strategic importance of this depot, precise planning is underway to complete its reconstruction. Senior managers of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company also elaborated on the efforts made for reconstruction and improving service quality during this visit.
According to available information, the estimated reconstruction costs of this depot exceed 500 billion tomans. This investment aims to increase the safety and efficiency of the Rey oil depot, which will have a direct impact on the supply of petroleum products in the country.
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