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Pezeshkian: Cutting off electricity and gas for business owners is unacceptable
Economy

Pezeshkian: Cutting off electricity and gas for business owners is unacceptable

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Masoud Pezeshkian, in his recent press conference, emphasized the importance of supporting business owners and announced that cutting off electricity and gas for these individuals should not happen under any circumstances. He added: "Even if we have to endure power and energy cuts ourselves, business owners should not be pressured."

Energy Consumption Management in the Production Sector

Pezeshkian continued by referring to the government's performance in providing energy for the production sector and said: "We have acted in such a way in supplying electricity to industry and production that the amount of electricity and energy cuts has decreased compared to previous periods." These remarks come at a time when the country's electricity industry, facing existing imbalances and limitations due to wartime conditions, continues to strive to provide energy for the production sector and economic activities with the least amount of restrictions.

The Necessity of Reforming Energy Consumption Patterns

The President also pointed to the necessity of conservation and reforming energy consumption patterns and stated: "In energy consumption, we use three times more electricity than Europe, and if this trend is corrected, we will allocate the savings to improve the living conditions of the community." This issue indicates a clear approach to supporting production and managing energy consumption aimed at reducing pressure on the electricity grid and supporting the country's economy.

Pezeshkian emphasized that the government is currently working to eliminate the obstacles and problems in the business sector, adding: "Despite the complexity and difficulty of the conditions, the management process of the country has been satisfactory so far." These statements reflect the government's determination to improve business conditions and provide the necessary energy for industries.

Ultimately, the emphasis on reducing electricity restrictions for industries alongside reforming consumption patterns indicates a serious and operational approach to supporting production and reducing pressure on the electricity grid. These actions are being taken while the country's electricity industry faces new challenges, and providing energy for the production sector has become one of the main priorities.