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Iran to raise gas output by 10 mcm/day via key field projects
Malek Qanavati, head of engineering and construction at ICOFC, said the initiative aims to help offset the country’s current gas imbalance and ensure stable production flows across its operational regions, IRNA reported.
The development of the three gas fields “is at the core of this plan to add 10 million cubic meters per day to national output,” Qanavati said. “These fields have a much higher level of importance compared to others.”
He noted that developing independent gas fields has become one of the company’s key priorities. “Our planning is not limited to maintaining output from existing fields,” he said, adding that medium- and long-term strategic programs have been designed to both expand new fields and address the country’s gas supply imbalance.
The ICOFC, a subsidiary of the National Iranian Oil Company, is responsible for production and development across several onshore regions and plays a major role in sustaining Iran’s natural gas output.