In Iran, about 80% of the work on the restoration of oil facilities and storage facilities that were damaged during the 40-day war with the US and Israel has been completed. The infrastructure is expected to be fully restored by the end of November, said Mohammad Mashkinfam, director general of the National Iranian Petroleum Engineering and Construction Company (NIOEC).
According to him, the contractor was chosen to carry out the work in only three days, despite the military terms and conditions. During about two months, experts completed about 60 thousand centimeters of welding work.
Mashkinfam noted that as a result of around-the-clock work by personnel, fuel distribution in Tehran was restored within two weeks after the damage to the Ray Tank Farm and other oil storage facilities in the Tehran district. Now the supply of petroleum products in the capital is stable and according to the head of the company even exceeds previous volumes.
The rehabilitation plan includes two main areas: renewal of transportation and distribution of oil products as well as the establishment of reservoirs and the execution of additional works stipulated in the contract. The readiness of the transportation facilities has reached about 60%, while the overall progress in restoring damaged infrastructure is about 80%.
Mashkinfam named the lack of a ready initial project in the initial phase as one of the main difficulties. To speed up the work, planning and construction were carried out at the same time and at the same time they inquired about the scope of the required work.
According to the head of NIOEC, the coordination between the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company, an engineering and construction company and contractors helped speed up the rehabilitation of the fuel infrastructure.
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