from South Pars to fly; Iran's new gas production map this winter is the real test of gas production capacity; As local demand increases, power plants and industries also need continuous energy supply. In such a situation, the increase in the daily production of raw gas by about 35 million cubic meters in the winter of 1403 compared to the winter of the previous year was one of the signs of the increase in production capacity. This process continued in 1404. The daily production of crude gas in February set a new record, which was about 16 million cubic meters per day more than the previous year's record. In the monthly measures, the 1403 production record increased by 41 million cubic meters from 1402, and was improved again in January 1404. These data indicate an important point: the growth of production was not reduced to registering an impressive number in one day, but showed itself at different times. Of course, the existence of this trend, along with the increase in capacity, also depends on the management of the natural decline in the production of the reservoirs and the readiness of the equipment. The increase in gas production in the National Iranian Oil Company complex is not limited only to South Fars. With the arrival of three new wells, the Dai gas field added three million cubic meters to the country's gas production. In the Agar, Mazdoorn, Delan and Tangbijar fields, new wells entered the circuit. The development of the Tos and Hartang field and the increase in production capacity at the Shanol field were also part of this path.

from South Pars to fly; Iran's new gas production map this winter is the real test of gas production capacity; As local demand increases, power plants and industries also need continuous energy supply. In such a situation, the increase in the daily production of raw gas by about 35 million cubic meters in the winter of 1403 compared to the winter of the previous year was one of the signs of the increase in production capacity. This process continued in 1404. The daily production of crude gas in February set a new record, which was about 16 million cubic meters per day more than the previous year's record. In the monthly measures, the 1403 production record increased by 41 million cubic meters from 1402, and was improved again in January 1404. These data indicate an important point: the growth of production was not reduced to registering an impressive number in one day, but showed itself at different times. Of course, the existence of this trend, along with the increase in capacity, also depends on the management of the natural decline in the production of the reservoirs and the readiness of the equipment. The increase in gas production in the National Iranian Oil Company complex is not limited only to South Fars. With the arrival of three new wells, the Dai gas field added three million cubic meters to the country's gas production. In the Agar, Mazdoorn, Delan and Tangbijar fields, new wells entered the circuit. The development of the Tos and Hartang field and the increase in production capacity at the Shanol field were also part of this path.