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Parliament backs oil infrastructure rebuild
SHANA (Tehran) —Parliament's Planning and Budget Committee pledged full support for rebuilding damaged oil industry facilities, stressing that restoring the sector is directly linked to protecting people’s livelihoods.
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Fuel supply holds firm despite enemy disruption attempts
SHANA (Tehran) — Oil minister said enemy efforts to disrupt the country’s fuel distribution network during the Third Imposed War failed, particularly in northern provinces, due to rapid response measures and contingency planning.
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Major energy crisis response hailed
SHANA (Tehran) - Iran successfully carried out one of the largest energy crisis management operations in its contemporary history, the head of Parliament’s Energy Committee said during a virtual meeting with senior energy officials on Sunday.
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Parliament reviews oil sector developments
SHANA (Tehran) – Members of Parliament’s Budget and Planning Commission met Sunday with deputy oil ministers and senior energy executives to review the latest developments in Iran’s oil and gas industry.
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Power plant fuel supplies improve, Parliament told
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s parliamentary oversight committee says the country’s power plants have sufficient fuel reserves, with supplies in a significantly better position than they were two years ago.
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Energy efficiency must become a national strategy
SHANA (Tehran) – A senior member of Parliament called for energy consumption management to be elevated from a short-term measure to a long-term national strategy, emphasizing the role of public participation in addressing the country’s energy imbalance.
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Parliament to hold energy supply meeting
SHANA (Tehran) – A virtual session of Iran’s Parliament will be held Sunday with the participation of the oil minister and a senior presidential official to discuss measures aimed at ensuring stable fuel supply and distribution across the country.
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Parliament backs oil, gas expansion plans
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of Parliament said lawmakers support the country’s oil and gas development programs, emphasizing that strengthening the energy sector will boost production, increase national revenues and enhance economic security.
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Iran economic team reviews unified strategy for China relations
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s special representative for China held his first meeting with key economic ministers, including the oil minister, to discuss ways to strengthen coordination and adopt a unified approach toward advancing relations with China.
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MP highlights path to energy security through public discourse
SHANA (Tehran) – The chairman of the Parliament’s Article 90 Committee said transforming energy conservation into a public discourse is essential to navigating the country’s current energy crisis and safeguarding its future.
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Energy conservation a national responsibility
SHANA (Tehran) – Conserving energy and managing consumption efficiently is a shared national responsibility that can help sustain public services, support production and reduce pressure on infrastructure, the spokesperson for the Parliament’s Economic Committee said.
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Turning efficiency into a national habit
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of the parliamentary Energy Committee said energy conservation must become a sustainable cultural norm to stabilize the nation’s power grid and bolster its economy.
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Tech innovation key to solving energy imbalance
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of the Parliament's Energy Committee said integrating new technology-based firms with the industrial sector is vital to overcoming Iran’s energy deficit.
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Energy efficiency key to sustaining production, export revenue
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of Iran’s parliamentary Energy Committee said effective energy consumption management is essential to sustaining industrial production, export revenues and economic growth, emphasizing that the petrochemical sector remains one of the country’s primary sources of foreign currency earnings and employment.
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Fuel diversity key to energy security: MP
SHANA (Tehran) – Diversifying the country’s fuel and energy mix is essential to addressing growing energy challenges and reducing pressure on gasoline consumption, a member of Parliament’s Energy Committee said.
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Incentive-based model to replace increases
No energy price hikes planned
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran has no plans to increase energy prices, and instead will introduce an incentive-based system that rewards consumers for reducing energy use, according to Esmaeil Seqab-Esfahani, head of the Strategic Energy Management and Optimization Organization.
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Energy consumption reform urgent: Lawmaker
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the Parliament’s Joint Industries and Energy Committee said structural reforms in energy consumption are essential, warning that the current pattern of energy use and resource waste is no longer sustainable.
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Pezeshkian orders expansion of alternative trade corridors
SHANA (Tehran) - President Masoud Pezeshkian ordered the acceleration of alternative import routes and the expanded use of neighboring countries’ capacities to help maintain market stability and prevent price volatility amid disruptions at some southern entry points.
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Energy saving key to national resilience
SHANA (Tehran) - President Masoud Pezeshkian said energy conservation is one of the most important factors in strengthening national resilience, stressing that many energy-saving measures can be achieved through changes in consumption behavior rather than major investment.
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Oil supply measures offer hope, lawmaker says
SHANA (Tehran) — The head of the Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee said the Oil Ministry’s measures to secure the country’s fuel supply are highly encouraging amid current conditions.
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Gov't prioritizes stable energy for industry
SHANA (Tehran) - President Masoud Pezeshkian said the government considers stable energy supplies for industries and the prevention of electricity and gas outages among its top priorities in supporting domestic production.
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Lawmakers briefed on oil sector developments
SHANA (Tehran) – Members of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee met with Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad on Monday to discuss the latest developments in the country’s oil industry, particularly conditions following the third imposed war.
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State media urged to promote energy saving culture
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian said Sunday that Iran faces serious challenges if it fails to improve resource management and reform consumption patterns, stressing that state media can play a key role in promoting a culture of energy conservation.
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Gov’t seeks fuel savings without hurting livelihoods
SHANA (Tehran) – First vice president said the government is seeking to manage gasoline consumption in a way that protects household livelihoods while addressing the country’s economic realities and rising energy challenges.
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Iran begins energy management shift to provinces
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s Strategic Energy Management and Optimization Organization said the government has launched a new plan to decentralize energy management by transferring authority over gasoline and gas consumption to provincial governors, municipalities and the private sector.
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Gov’t stresses public transport expansion to cut fuel consumption
SHANA (Tehran) – Government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani emphasized the expansion of public transportation and urban rail infrastructure, particularly in Tehran, as part of efforts to reduce gasoline consumption, saying unnecessary fuel use and single-occupancy vehicle travel are examples of wasteful consumption.
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Pezeshkian Calls for End to Energy Waste
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian said wasteful energy consumption must be stopped, stressing that improving efficiency is essential for strengthening the country’s resilience and economic development.
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Pezeshkian praises oil sector resilience during wartime
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian praised Iran’s oil industry for maintaining fuel production and supply during wartime conditions, saying the sector prevented disruptions to the country’s energy cycle despite damage to parts of the nation’s infrastructure.
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President:
Consumption reform, energy conservation culture essential
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the need to reform consumption patterns and promote a culture of conservation, warning that the country will face future challenges without proper management of water, electricity, gas and gasoline consumption.
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Public transport expansion, nonprice policies for consumption management
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy head of the Parliament’s Economic Committee said implementing nonprice policies and expanding public transportation are among the key solutions for reducing fuel consumption in the country, adding that cultural awareness campaigns should also play a central role in energy conservation efforts.