The Central Governor, referring to the importance of reducing air pollution in winter, announced the implementation of the knowledge-based project to convert LPG (liquefied gas) produced by the Shazand refinery into natural gas. This project has been prioritized as a long-term solution to address the problems caused by mazut burning during the cold season.
Details of the LPG to Natural Gas Conversion Project
In his press conference, the Central Governor stated: "This project aims to reduce atmospheric pollutants and improve air quality in various regions of Central Province." He added that this project will be carried out in collaboration with scientific and research institutions in the country, and it is expected that its implementation will reduce dependence on fossil fuels such as mazut.
Economic and Environmental Aspects of the Project
The implementation of this project is not limited to reducing atmospheric pollutants; it can also contribute to improving the economic situation of the region. The governor stated that through this project, not only will more efficient fuel be produced, but new job opportunities will also be created. This could lead to increased household incomes and sustainable development in Central Province.
The governor also noted that with the implementation of this project, Central Province will be recognized as one of the pioneers in utilizing modern technologies in the country's energy industry. This initiative could serve as a model for other provinces as well.
Ultimately, the Central Governor emphasized that all efforts to improve the quality of life for citizens and protect the environment will continue, and the implementation of this project will be an effective step in this direction.
