The President, referring to the existing challenges in the country's energy supply, addressed the necessity of reducing energy consumption in government agencies and announced that with a 20% reduction in this consumption, electricity and gas for industry can be supplied. This action has been proposed as one of the main solutions for optimal energy consumption management in the country.
The Necessity of Sustainable Fuel and Energy Supply
In a meeting with representatives from various industrial and governmental sectors, the President emphasized that the sustainable supply of fuel and energy for production units is one of the government's main priorities. He stated that given the existing limitations in energy resources, consumption management and optimization must be prioritized to help achieve sustainable economic development in the country.
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Allocation of Fuel Quotas Based on Industry Performance
Furthermore, the President called for the allocation of fuel quotas based on the actual performance of industries. This proposal aims to encourage producers to optimize energy consumption and also increase productivity in industrial units. He also emphasized the necessity of developing domestic energy production capacities and stated that these measures could help reduce the country's dependence on fuel imports.
Given the current conditions and economic sanctions, optimizing energy consumption has been proposed as a key strategy for reducing costs and increasing the competitiveness of the country's industries. The government aims to assist producers in continuing their activities under difficult economic conditions by making these decisions.
In conclusion, the President stated that cooperation and solidarity among government agencies and industries can help achieve these goals and urged all stakeholders to make greater efforts in this regard.
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