The Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade (IMT) has announced that in order to control energy imbalance, it will utilize three methods: storage, alternative fuel, and allocated quotas to ensure fuel and energy supply for industries. This program is particularly important given the serious challenges faced by the industrial and mining sectors in securing fuel.
Details of Fuel Supply Measures
According to officials from the Ministry of IMT, considering the existing reserves and the allocation of gas quotas for the next four months, it is hoped that the industrial and mining sectors will not face any serious issues in fuel supply by the end of Esfand. Especially in the first six months of this year, the financial damage caused by energy imbalance in this sector reached 322 trillion rials, negatively impacting production.
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Economic Consequences of Energy Imbalance
Energy imbalance, as a fundamental challenge, especially in the production sector, requires immediate and effective measures. Given the heavy financial losses, the Ministry of IMT is striving to create conditions through precise planning that allow industries to continue their activities continuously and without interruption. This planning includes securing energy resources through innovative methods and optimizing the use of existing resources.
With these measures, hopes for improving the fuel supply situation in industries have increased, and it is expected that these programs will have a positive impact on production and employment in the country. At the same time, the existing challenges in energy and fuel supply must be continuously monitored to prevent similar problems in the future.
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