Iran Government Spokesperson Warns Winter Gas Imbalance Will Reach 430 Million Cubic Meters

Key Takeaways
- Winter gas imbalance in Iran projected to hit 430 million cubic meters.
- Previous winter shortages historically averaged around 300 million cubic meters.
- Refinery damages from recent attacks accounted for a loss of 230 million cubic meters.
TEHRAN, Nov 10 (OPA) — Iran's government spokesperson stated that the country faces a severe winter gas deficit projected to reach 430 million cubic meters. Previous years typically recorded a winter imbalance of approximately 300 million cubic meters.
Recent military strikes targeting national infrastructure caused significant damage to domestic gas refineries. These attacks resulted in an additional loss of 230 million cubic meters in production capacity.
Despite a total potential deficit reaching 530 million cubic meters, authorities expect 100 million cubic meters to cycle back into active consumption streams through ongoing recovery measures.
Government officials have issued public appeals urging citizens across the country to exercise extreme conservation in their daily gas consumption to help manage the critical supply shortage throughout the winter season.
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Mohammad Karamali
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