According to the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company's Hormozgan region, Mohammad-Sadeq Azimifar made the remarks at a specialized meeting reviewing the implementation of the emergency fuel card reorganization plan. Thanking the governor of Hormozgan and local executive bodies for their cooperation, he said: "Given the national and sensitive nature of the emergency fuel card reorganization plan, a precise, fair and transparent mechanism must be designed and implemented so that the quota and fuel needs of genuine consumers and economic players are not overlooked."

The deputy oil minister also stressed speeding up the fair distribution of super gasoline in the counties of eastern and western Hormozgan Province.

11% Rise in CNG Consumption in Hormozgan

Abdollah Gitimanesh, head of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company's Hormozgan region, presented a report at the meeting on measures taken to implement the plan, as well as on gasoline consumption in the first six months of the year and in Aban.

Noting an 11% increase in CNG consumption in the province compared with the previous month, he said the trend reflects consumers' growing inclination toward alternative, cleaner fuels.

On the supply of super gasoline in the province, he said five super gasoline stations are currently active in Hormozgan and, under the plan, this number will rise to 10 by next week.

Gitimanesh announced the launch of a dedicated system to organize genuine consumers' fuel requests. "In this process, the needs declared by the responsible bodies are compiled, and after review and final approval by the county working group, the required quota is provided to applicants through the supply channels," he said.

Persian Gulf Star Refinery Ready to Ensure Continuous Super Gasoline Supply

Vahid Ghaneifard, managing director of the Persian Gulf Star Oil Company, also announced the refinery's readiness at the meeting to continuously supply the super gasoline needed by applicant stations in the province, and stressed interaction between production and distribution.

The meeting also took decisions on fuel supply for ride-hailing taxis, vehicles operating on Qeshm and Kish islands, and vehicles with temporary transit plates.

Under the decision, the fuel quota for Snapp and Tapsi ride-hailing taxis will be monitored and supplied centrally through the central headquarters. Arrangements were also made to meet the fuel needs of taxis operating on Qeshm and Kish islands and of vehicles with temporary transit plates.

Increasing the capacity and number of instant smart fuel card issuance devices in the province was another directive issued at the meeting.