The Deputy for Urban Development of Golestan Province, referring to the gas situation in the northern provinces of the country, announced the possibility of a gas outage for 60 to 90 days. These statements were made during a ceremony honoring firefighters in Gorgan and raised concerns among the public and officials regarding energy supply during the winter season.
Identifying Gas Supply Issues
During this ceremony, the Deputy for Urban Development of Golestan Province emphasized that, given the current state of the gas supply network and potential mismatches in gas supply, necessary planning must be conducted to address this crisis. He also pointed out the need for readiness among executive and service agencies to manage the crisis.
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Forecasting Gas Situation in Winter
According to forecasts, if gas supply is not managed properly, the northern provinces may face serious challenges during the winter season. The Deputy for Urban Development of Golestan Province stated that it is essential for all relevant institutions to cooperate and coordinate in this regard.
These statements come at a time when energy supply, especially in the cold season, is of high importance, and any deficiency in this area could have serious repercussions for the daily lives of people. Therefore, officials must pay more serious attention to this issue and adopt necessary measures to prevent potential crises.
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