The CEO of the National Oil Company announced the continuation of oil production in wartime and also the increase in the collection of flare gases. He stated that with the efforts made, the collection of associated gases has increased by 300% to 15 million cubic meters per day.
Oil Production in Wartime
The National Oil Company of Iran continues to produce oil amid the challenges of war and international sanctions. This action demonstrates the determination and will of the company to maintain production and meet domestic and export needs. The CEO emphasized that this production is in line with the country's developmental programs and energy supply.
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Increase in Flare Gas Collection
One of the positive aspects in this situation is the significant increase in flare gas collection. The CEO of the National Oil Company announced that with new measures and the use of modern technologies, the amount of collected associated gas has increased by 300% to 15 million cubic meters per day. This not only helps reduce environmental pollution but also prevents resource wastage.
The progress in flare gas collection comes at a time when countries are moving towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and preserving the environment. Iran is also seeking to take effective steps towards environmental preservation and pollution reduction by optimizing the use of its resources. This issue could have positive long-term impacts on the country's oil and gas industry.
Flare gas collection is also of high importance on the international stage, and by increasing this collection, Iran can gain a better position in global markets. Oil industry experts believe that these developments could help attract foreign investors and increase Iran's oil and gas exports.
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