Gasoline
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Spox: New gasoline plan to take effect Saturday
SHANA (Tehran) – The government spokesperson said a new gasoline plan will take effect early Saturday, December 13, introducing several changes including the removal of fuel quotas for government-plated vehicles — except ambulances — and for imported cars and free-trade zone license plates. The plan also sets the price of gasoline purchased with station cards at 5,000 tomans per liter.
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Managing gasoline through pricing, nonpricing policies
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of the Iranian Parliament’s Energy Committee said gasoline policy must combine pricing and nonpricing measures to be effective, adding that price tools alone will not deliver the desired results.
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Pezeshkian: Current gasoline prices unfair, hurt vulnerable Iranians
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized imbalances in electricity, water, environmental, and financial sectors and called for fairness in gasoline pricing to protect the livelihoods of all Iranians. Speaking at a Student Day ceremony at Shahid Beheshti University on Sunday, Pezeshkian said the current gasoline system is not only unfair but also harms the country’s most vulnerable citizens.
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NIOPDC ready to transfer fuel quota to bank cards
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company (NIOPDC) said the company is prepared to implement a measure that would transfer fuel quotas from personal fuel cards to bank cards, but noted that the plan’s implementing bylaw has not yet been issued.
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Claim of high-sulfur diesel use is false: VP
SHANA (Tehran) – The executive vice president said Wednesday that recent claims about the use of mazut and high-sulfur diesel fuel in Iran are not accurate.
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Gasoline quotas of 60, 100 liters to remain unchanged
SHANA (Tehran) – The oil minister reaffirmed that the 60- and 100-liter gasoline quotas on fuel cards will remain unchanged, saying economic studies show that adjusting gasoline prices on station-issued cards will not have a significant impact on inflation.
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Growth in Euro-4, Euro-5 diesel production under 14th Administration
SHANA (Tehran) – The director of coordination and operations oversight at the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC) announced an increase in Euro-4 and Euro-5 diesel production under the 14th Administration. He said 420 million liters of low-sulfur fuel oil were produced for the first time by the Shazand refinery and distributed among major power plants.
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Spox: New gasoline plan aims to fix problems, not raise revenue
SHANA (Tehran) – The government’s spokesperson said Tuesday that the goal of the newly approved three-tier gasoline pricing plan is to encourage the public to use personal fuel cards, stressing that the government is not seeking additional revenue and that all proceeds from the third-tier price will go toward supporting household livelihoods.
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Gov’t, newly registered vehicles to refuel at new rate
SHANA (Tehran) – The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company said that under a new plan, fuel quotas for government, free-trade zone, foreign and newly registered vehicles will be supplied at a rate of 5,000 tomans per liter. He noted that while the quota for these vehicles remains 160 liters, the entire amount will now be provided at the 5,000-toman rate.
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Which fuel cards remain valid?
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company’s smart fuel card system said many recent requests for new fuel cards are completely unnecessary, emphasizing that fuel cards for imported, government and non-subsidized vehicles — as well as cards still bearing the name of a previous owner — do not need to be replaced.
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Fuel quotas for cars with reissued license plates will not be cut
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company said gasoline quotas at the first-tier rate (1,500 tomans) and second-tier rate (3,000 tomans) will not be removed for vehicles that undergo license plate replacement, because “new-number vehicles” refers only to brand-new cars that have never been registered.
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Gradual gasoline price reform aims to protect public welfare
SHANA (Tehran) - The executive vice president said gasoline prices will be adjusted gradually to help manage economic challenges while protecting people’s welfare.
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Veep: Halting gasoline imports among key strategies of gov't
SHANA (Tehran) - Iran’s First Vice President said zero gasoline imports are among the main strategies of the 14th government.
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Iran distributes 53m liters of gasoline daily using emergency fuel cards
SHANA (Tehran) - About 53 million liters of gasoline are distributed daily in Iran using station emergency fuel cards, the head of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company said.
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Mechanism for fuel quotas on newly registered vehicles to Be decided by working group
SHANA (Tehran) - The oil minister said a working group made up of relevant agencies will determine the mechanism and timeline for ending gasoline quotas for newly registered vehicles. He said the decision will be based on consensus and aligned with economic and social conditions.
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Gov’t spox: Current fuel quotas cover 70% to 80% of citizens’ needs
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s government spokesperson said the existing gasoline quotas — 60 liters of subsidized fuel at 15,000 rials per liter and 100 liters at 30,000 rials per liter on personal fuel cards — will remain unchanged, adding that the quotas meet nearly 70% to 80% of citizens’ fuel needs.
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First premium gasoline trade completed on Iran Energy Exchange
SHANA (Tehran) – The first trade of premium gasoline at a base price was executed on the Iran Energy Exchange.
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Gasoline, diesel output up 9m liters since start of current administration
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy head of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC) said total gasoline and diesel production has risen by 9 million liters per day from the start of the 14th administration through September, an increase equivalent to the output of a refinery processing 100,000 barrels of crude oil per day.
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Gov’t spox:
Sales of imported premium gasoline to begin Sunday
SHANA (Tehran) – The government spokesperson announced that sales of imported premium gasoline will begin Sunday, emphasizing that the move will not affect quotas for first- and second-tier subsidized gasoline.
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Rumors of gasoline price hike denied
SHANA (Tehran) – The Public Relations Department of Iran’s Oil Ministry denied rumors circulating about an increase in gasoline prices, calling the claims baseless and stressing that any announcement about fuel price adjustments will be made only through official channels.
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Gasoline consumption up 9m liters compared with last year
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company (NIOPDC) said average daily gasoline consumption has reached 133 million liters since the start of the year, an increase of 9 million liters compared with the same period last year.
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No current problems selling oil: Oil minister
SHANA (Tehran) – Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said Iran is not facing any problems selling its oil and has prepared contingency plans should restrictions tighten.
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First cargo of imported premium gasoline on Iran Energy Exchange today
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Iran’s National Iranian Oil Products Distribution and Refining Company (NIORDC) says the country will offer its first cargo of imported premium gasoline on the Iran Energy Exchange on Tuesday.
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45,000 gas-fueled cars to save 161m liters of gasoline annually
SHANA (Tehran) – The director of the CNG project at the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company announced the signing of two major agreements with domestic firms active in vehicle gas conversion, saying the contracts—worth a total of $23 million—will help save about 161 million liters of gasoline annually.
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Vice president: Subsidized gasoline prices will remain unchanged
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s vice president for executive affairs and chief of staff said Wednesday that subsidized gasoline prices of 15,000 and 30,000 rials per liter will remain unchanged, emphasizing that the real cost of gasoline for the government is 340,000 rials per liter.
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Gov’t spox: No decision made to raise gasoline prices
SHANA (Tehran) – Government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said Tuesday that no decision has been made to change gasoline prices, whether rationed (15,000 rials per liter) or non-rationed (30,000 rials per liter), emphasizing that “rationed gasoline will continue to be sold at current rates.”
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Motorcycles consume over 11.1 trillion rials in gasoline in six months
SHANA (Tehran) – Motorcycles in Iran consumed an estimated 660.5 million liters of gasoline, worth about 1.113 trillion tomans, during the first half of the current Iranian year, according to data from the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company (NIOPDC).
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Monthly gasoline consumption up 8m liters
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s average daily gasoline consumption in the Iranian calendar month Mehr (September 23-October 22) rose by about 8 million liters compared with the same month last year, reaching nearly 134 million liters per day.
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Five provinces account for 40% of Iran's gasoline consumption
SHANA (Tehran) – Five Iranian provinces – Tehran, Khorasan Razavi, Fars, Isfahan and Kerman – were identified as the country's largest consumers of gasoline, using more than 5 billion liters in the summer, accounting for 40% of the nation's total consumption.
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Tehran Province tops national gasoline consumption
SHANA (Tehran) — Tehran province recorded the highest gasoline use in Iran during the summer of 1404, consuming more than 1.884 billion liters — about 15% of the country’s total consumption.