The head of the National Iranian Oil Company announced during a visit to the damaged South Pars refineries that 100 million cubic meters of gas has returned to the national gas network. This success is the result of the round-the-clock and innovative work of colleagues in various sectors of the Ministry of Oil.
Details of Gas Return
Farakh Ali Khani, the head of the National Iranian Oil Company, referring to the actions taken at the damaged refineries, said: "In these four damaged refineries, we removed 20,000 tons of debris, which is a very large amount. Our colleagues placed pieces that could be reused, and during this time, they carried out significant creative work and innovations."
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He added: "The incident occurred on March 17, 2025, at 2 PM, and after controlling the fire, we initiated immediate, short-term, medium-term, and long-term plans for the return of gas to the national gas network." Ali Khani emphasized that with the implementation of immediate and short-term plans, a large volume of gas has returned to the network.
Employees' Efforts and Message to the People
The head of the National Iranian Oil Company emphasized: "Employees have dedicated their lives here and are working around the clock on all fronts. We have made every effort to ensure that the remaining gas also returns to the network by this winter."
Ali Khani urged the people of Iran to stand together in these difficult times, as they have in the past, and added: "Our industrial soldiers will do everything they can to supply the country's energy, and significant work is underway."
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