Ahmadi, the head of the Energy Commission of the Parliament, strongly denied recent rumors about the reduction of the 1500 Toman gasoline quota from 60 to 30 liters. He emphasized that the aim of these decisions is smart consumption management and preventing fuel smuggling.
Smart Consumption Management
Ahmadi clarified that the gasoline quota currently remains unchanged and there is no decision to reduce it. He added that fuel consumption management is one of the main priorities of the Ministry of Oil and the Energy Commission of the Parliament, and decisions in this regard must be made with care and necessary investigations.
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Consequences of Rumors
The denial of these rumors clearly indicates the officials' concern about the negative impacts of such information on the market and consumer behavior. Ahmadi, while emphasizing the need to raise public awareness and media responsibility, called for caution in the dissemination of news related to prices and quotas to prevent any unnecessary concerns.
He also pointed out that sudden changes in gasoline prices could have significant economic and social repercussions, and for this reason, the Energy Commission strongly emphasizes making logical decisions based on real data.
In conclusion, Ahmadi urged the public not to pay attention to rumors and to seek reliable information from official sources. He also stressed the importance of cooperation and collaboration among various institutions for better management of energy resources.
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