The allocation of 161 million cubic meters of gas to combat the energy crisis in the country was announced at a gathering of the general managers of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade in Shiraz. Officials emphasized that, given the energy imbalance, this allocation will be carried out through three methods: storage, alternative fuel, and quota allocation.
Details of Gas Allocation
Officials announced plans to supply fuel for the industry and mining sector in the upcoming four cold months and stated that with these reserves, there will be no issues in supplying fuel for this sector until the end of Esfand. Meanwhile, in the first six months of this year, the damage caused by the energy imbalance has reached 322 trillion tomans in the production sector.
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Challenges Arising from Energy Imbalance
The energy imbalance in the country has become one of the serious challenges. Given the current situation and the need to supply energy in the cold season, officials believe that actions such as increasing reserves and allocating gas quotas can help mitigate the negative effects of the imbalance. Additionally, based on forecasts, the volume of demand will increase in the cold season, making these measures seem necessary.
According to officials, the goal of this allocation is to prevent a crisis in fuel supply for industries and to avoid a decline in production. This planning can help improve the country's economic conditions and reduce financial losses caused by the energy imbalance.
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