Iran restores gas production at three offshore platforms in the South Pars gas field after disruptions linked to Israeli attacks on processing capacity, the chief executive of the Pars Oil and Gas Company says. Touraj Dehqani tells Iranian state media that the affected platforms have not been damaged. He says production from the three platforms is rerouted to other processing plants in the region while work continues at facilities that were damaged. Both reports link the earlier halt in output to attacks that disrupted processing at some onshore sites, rather than to damage to the offshore platforms themselves. They also state that repairs are ongoing at facilities including the Phase 14 refinery. The accounts describe a partial restart of production, with continued adjustments to route gas around damaged infrastructure until repairs are completed. No additional technical details, timelines, or independent verification of the attacks’ impact are included in the reports provided.
Iran resumes gas production at three South Pars offshore platforms after disruptions
Iran restores gas production at three offshore platforms in the South Pars gas field after disruptions linked to Israeli attacks on processing capacity, the chief executive of the Pars Oil and Gas Com...
- Iranian state media reports that three offshore platforms resume gas production at South Pars.
- Pars Oil and Gas Company CEO Touraj Dehqani says the offshore platforms were not damaged.
- Production from the three platforms is routed to other processing plants in the region while repairs continue.
- Earlier output was halted due to Israeli attacks that disrupted processing capacity at some onshore facilities.
- Repairs include work on damaged facilities such as the Phase 14 refinery.
Production restored at three offshore platforms after Israeli attacks, Pars Oil and Gas Company CEO tells Iranian media.
2 months agoThree offshore platforms reportedly resume production at Iran's South Pars gas field Iran has restored gas production at three offshore platforms in the South Pars gas field that had been forced to halt output after Israeli attacks disrupted processing capacity at some onshore facilities, the chief executive of the Pars Oil and Gas Company told Iranian state media on Sunday. Touraj Dehqani said the platforms had not been damaged. He said production from the three platforms was being routed to other processing plants in the region while repairs continue at damaged facilities, including the Phase 14 refinery.
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