Oil Ministry
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Oil Ministry, Parliament strengthen transparency drive
SHANA (Tehran) – The Oil Ministry’s cooperation with Parliament is based on constructive engagement and transparency, according to the ministry’s deputy for legal and parliamentary affairs, who said greater administrative automation could improve coordination with the Presidential Office’s parliamentary affairs department.
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Oil Ministry’s wartime response averted fuel shortages, lawmaker says
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of parliament said the Oil Ministry’s performance during the recent conflict helped prevent fuel and energy shortages across the country despite attacks on critical infrastructure.
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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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Expanding CNG basket alongside reforming gasoline distribution patterns
SHANA (Tehran) – The experience of the recent 40-day war and damage to refining infrastructure turned fuel consumption reform into a national priority, pushing Iran’s oil industry to place greater emphasis on non-price reforms and responsible public cooperation in managing demand to safeguard supply stability in the postwar period.
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South Pars workers praised for wartime efforts
SHANA (Tehran) – Deputy oil minister for planning praised employees of the South Pars Gas Complex for their continued efforts during the Third Imposed War.
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Parliament backs Oil Ministry in rebuilding damaged energy facilities
SHANA (Tehran) – An Iranian lawmaker said Parliament will support the Oil Ministry in rebuilding energy infrastructure damaged during the third imposed war, praising the ministry’s management of fuel supply and energy production during the conflict.
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Oil Ministry prioritizes nonprice reforms for gasoline management
SHANA (Tehran) – The priority of the Oil Ministry in managing gasoline consumption is non‑price reforms, the oil minister said, emphasizing that the ministry is not the decision‑making authority for pricing or rationing.
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No fuel shortage during war due to Ministry of Oil’s management
SHANA (Tehran) – Mohammad-Javad Askari, head of the Parliament Agriculture Committee, praised the Ministry of Oil’s performance during the third imposed war, saying that thanks to the ministry’s extensive management, people across the country faced no fuel shortages, particularly in gasoline supply.
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Sustainability of fuel distribution was a standout wartime service
SSHANA (Tehran) – Members of the Parliament’s Agriculture Committee, recalling the favorable performance of the Ministry of Petroleum during the war, said the House of the People would support the reconstruction of oil-industry facilities damaged in that period.
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Ministry of Petroleum enhances complaint response systems
SHANA (Tehran) – The Ministry of Petroleum’s deputy for complaint resolution and citizen rights protection emphasized the importance of continuous service and enhanced resilience of complaint response systems during special circumstances.
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Oil industry’s passive defense requirements in wartime conditions
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of passive defense at Oil Ministry announced the appointment of a senior commander for five key areas — South Pars, Mahshahr, Kharg Island, South Oilfields and Bandar Abbas — to improve coordination and synergy during emergencies.
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National pride among oil industry workers is exemplary: MP
SHANA (Tehran) – A member of parliament’s Energy Committee said the organizational culture and national pride among workers in the oil industry are exemplary, adding that despite enemy attacks on some oil and gas facilities, the efforts of employees in this vital sector prevented disruptions to fuel supply, gas distribution and other oil industry operations.
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Oil industry remains resilient on front lines of third imposed war
SHANA (Tehran) – Iran’s oil industry was on the front lines of the third imposed war, a member of parliament’s Economic Committee said, adding that the Oil Ministry is prepared for any scenario under wartime conditions.
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Damaged oil facilities to be rebuilt with support from gov’t, Parliament
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy chairman of parliamentary Energy Committee said the Oil Ministry performed well during the third imposed war, adding that damaged oil facilities will be rebuilt with support from the government and Parliament.
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Oil Ministry’s wartime service to people called commendable
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of Parliament’s Energy Committee said the committee stands with the Oil Ministry, adding that the ministry was among the country’s top service providers to the people during the third imposed war.
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Oil Ministry to support tech projects damaged in third imposed war
SHANA (Tehran) – The Oil Ministry will support technology projects that sustained damage during the third imposed war, a senior official said.
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MP: Oil industry measures will thwart enemy’s naval blockade
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy chairman of Parliament’s Energy Committee said measures taken by the oil industry will render any enemy naval blockade ineffective.
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OPEC: A longstanding institution for oil market stability, global economic growth
SHANA (Tehran) - OPEC, as an organization formed by oil-producing developing countries, has for more than 65 years worked to secure the collective interests of its members through constructive engagement with consumer countries and the global economy, wrote Iran's representative to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Oil Ministry expands private sector cooperation
SHANA (Tehran) – The head of the Iran Industrial Equipment Manufacturers Association highlighted a shift in the Oil Ministry’s approach under the 14th government, noting expanded cooperation with the private sector. He emphasized that domestic manufacturers, with full technical and industrial capacity, are ready—without preconditions—to participate in rebuilding damaged oil industry facilities.
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Oil Ministry, private sector join forces to rebuild industry
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s Oil Ministry and private sector organizations are stepping up cooperation to rebuild the country’s oil industry following recent damage to infrastructure, a senior official said.
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Measures proposed to address energy imbalance after war
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s oil industry successfully navigated the challenges of the Ramadan war, and three key measures are being prioritized to manage energy imbalances in the short term, a senior Oil Ministry official said.
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Iran’s oil industry never shut down, even during wartime: Veep
SHANA (Tehran) – First vice president said the country’s oil industry has never halted operations, even during past wars despite hostile attacks by enemies.
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Oil sector workforce reaffirms steadfast support for Iran, minister says
SHANA (Tehran) – The oil minister said the president’s appreciation of oil industry workers is highly valuable and a source of pride and encouragement, emphasizing that the sector remains fully committed to supporting Iran.
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President visits Oil Ministry, stresses continuity of services
SHANA (Tehran) – The president visited the Oil Ministry Saturday as government operations returned to normal, expressing appreciation for oil industry workers and emphasizing readiness to ensure energy supply and the importance of maintaining reliable services for the Iranian people.
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Oil Ministry announces work protocols amid regional tensions
SHANA (Tehran) — Oil Ministry has announced new work protocols for its employees, citing the current "special conditions" in the country following an attack by the Zionist regime and the US, according to a directive issued by the ministry's Deputy for Management Development and Human Capital.
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President stresses securing fuel supply, strengthening energy chain
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the need to strengthen the country’s energy production and distribution chain and called for precise planning to ensure uninterrupted fuel supply for citizens and operational forces across the country.
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Gas-saving projects gain momentum with operator firms, NIGC official says
SHANA (Tehran) — The head of energy and carbon management at the National Iranian Gas Co. said a newly issued bylaw governing gas operator firms has accelerated the rollout of gas-saving projects, while creating a framework to reduce waste and improve consumption management.
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Oil Ministry exceeded fuel storage obligations, deputy speaker says
SHANA (Tehran) – The Oil Ministry exceeded its obligations on fuel storage, a deputy speaker of Parliament said, praising what he described as a responsible approach to ensuring winter energy security.
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Oil Ministry eases path for petrochemical investment in upstream gas fields
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s petrochemical industry has begun investing directly in upstream gas field development after the Oil Ministry streamlined licensing and contract procedures, industry officials said, calling the shift a turning point in cooperation with the private sector.
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Managing winter energy imbalances with record gas production
SHANA (Tehran) — Iran’s Oil Ministry in the 14th administration has reported unprecedented levels of raw natural gas production as the country grappled with persistent energy imbalances and a consumption basket heavily dependent on natural gas — challenges that have intensified in recent winters.