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Liquid Fuel Delivery to Power Plants Rises in Cold Seasons

Liquid Fuel Delivery to Power Plants Rises in Cold Seasons
Liquid Fuel Delivery to Power Plants Rises in Cold Seasons

Since the beginning of the current Iranian year’s cold seasons (started Sept. 23, 2022), nearly 7 billion liters of liquid fuel have been delivered to power plants across Iran via tanker trucks, which is 2.5 billion liters more than the same period of last year, managing director of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company said.
Hailing the country's fuel transportation fleet, Jalil Salari added that “Although 28 provinces of the country were experiencing below-zero temperatures, there was no disruption in fuel supply and the required fuel was provided to all the power plants so that no blackouts happened in the country,” he was quoted as saying by the Oil Ministry’s news service Shana.
“So far this year [started March 2022], a total of 19 billion liters of liquid fuel have been delivered to power plants, about half of which was transported by 300,000 tankers,” he added.

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