The CEO of the National Gas Company announced the comprehensive management plan for gas imbalance and combating gas theft for winter. Saeed Tavakoli provided explanations in this regard and referred to various actions taken in this area.
Details of the Comprehensive Gas Imbalance Management Plan
The comprehensive gas imbalance management plan includes measures and strategies for optimizing gas consumption and preventing its wastage. This plan is designed to ensure the necessary gas supply during the winter season and includes the implementation of various projects to strengthen infrastructure and increase efficiency.
Combating Gas Theft
One of the important aspects of this plan is combating gas theft. The National Gas Company, using modern technologies and collaborating with relevant authorities, aims to reduce the amount of gas theft, and in this regard, actions will be taken to identify and legally pursue offenders. These actions include installing monitoring and control tools on gas transmission lines and educating users and subscribers about optimal gas consumption.
The CEO of the National Gas Company also emphasized the importance of public cooperation, stating: "Public cooperation in optimal consumption and preventing gas theft can significantly contribute to achieving the goals of this program." According to Tavakoli, this program not only helps ensure gas supply during the cold season but also leads to improvements in the country's economic and social conditions.
Economic and Social Consequences
The development of this program will have many positive economic and social impacts. With improved gas supply and reduced imbalance, energy costs for households will decrease, and the country's energy security will be strengthened. This program can also serve as a model for other economic sectors in the country and help improve energy resource management.
Ultimately, the CEO of the National Gas Company expressed hope that with the implementation of this program, the winter season would pass with minimal problems and challenges for gas supply, and that people would benefit from better services.
