The installation of smart fuel monitoring devices on tractors in Genaveh County has begun. This action is aimed at optimizing fuel consumption, ensuring fair distribution of oil and gas, and combating the smuggling of this petroleum product.
Details of the Project Implementation
Ismail Rafati, the head of the Agricultural Jihad Management of Genaveh County, stated regarding this project: "One of the main goals of the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad and the Agricultural Jihad Management of the county is to optimize fuel consumption and combat fuel smuggling." For this purpose, the Agricultural Jihad Management, in collaboration with other organizations, has started the installation of these devices in the current agricultural year.
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Rafati also mentioned that the contract for the implementation of this project has been signed with the Modiran Vira Gostar Company, and representatives of the Agricultural Engineering and Natural Resources Organization in Genaveh County are ready to provide installation services for tractor owners.
Benefits of the Project for Tractor Owners
The head of the Agricultural Jihad Management of Genaveh County pointed out the benefits of implementing this project and said: "Given the limitations in the supply and distribution of fuel in the country and the reduction of fuel quotas for counties, we are inevitably required to reduce the base fuel quota in the coming months." Therefore, tractor owners who install the smart monitoring device will have their fuel consumption recorded in the relevant system and will be able to receive more fuel than their base quota.
Rafati urged tractor owners to act quickly to install the device and added: "The proactive participation of tractor owners in implementing this project can encourage other beneficiaries and allow them to benefit from the anticipated incentives."
In the central part of Genaveh County, Ms. Noorouzi is responsible for responding to tractor owners as a representative of the Agricultural Engineering Organization, and Mr. Naimati will be responsible for installing the devices in the Rig section.
Rafati concluded by emphasizing the importance of this project, stating: "The implementation of this project will optimize the distribution of oil and gas among tractor owners and prevent smuggling. If tractor owners install the smart monitoring device, their fuel will be approved based on their performance."
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