Reconstruction of South Pars Refineries Accelerates: What Lies Ahead for Winter Gas Supply?

The Acting Minister of Petroleum announced an acceleration in the reconstruction of the damaged South Pars refineries, aimed at preparing for a stable energy supply in the winter season.

Ambassador Arjan: Acting Minister of Oil announced the acceleration of the process of rebuilding the damaged refineries of South Pars with the aim of preparing for a stable supply of energy in the winter season.

On Tuesday, 21 Mehr, Hamid Bord, during his trip to Asaluyeh and visiting the damaged facilities of the Pars Energy Special Economic Zone, told reporters: the basic repairs of the facilities were done on time in the months of Shahrivar and Mehr, and most of the activities related to this area have been completed.

He stated that the purpose of this trip was to convey the greetings of the President to the front line workers of oil and gas production and field investigation of the region's problems, and added: Reconstruction and development projects are being pursued at a faster pace in order to provide stable and suitable services to the people in the winter season by removing the existing obstacles.

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The Acting Minister of Oil also pointed out the sensitive conditions of the country and the actions of the enemies, and asked the citizens to participate in the protection of the country's resources by observing the pattern of energy consumption and saving energy.

The Board emphasized: National solidarity and everyone's efforts can help the country successfully pass through difficult situations.

According to this report, the Acting Minister of Petroleum visited the third, fourth, fifth and sixth refineries of the South Pars Gas Complex during this trip and was informed about the latest state of reconstruction and measures taken to revive the damaged parts of these refineries.

These refineries were damaged during the enemy attacks in the imposed war. This visit was done with the aim of evaluating the progress of reconstruction operations, identifying existing obstacles and challenges, and taking necessary measures to accelerate the restoration of the damaged parts.