In the province of Tehran
14.02.12
Iran will open 50 new natural gas stations
As published by Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), the country has 1,826 CNG outlets in operation and 50 more will be inaugurated next month. About 450 facilities were established during the past Iranian year (ended March 2011), while 25 have been inaugurated in Tehran simultaneously.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of a filling point in the district of Javadabad, city of Varamin, the administrator of CNG station construction project in Tehran province Amir Kishadi said that fueling network supplies 19 million cubic meters of natural gas to vehicles per day.
Kishadi also stated that Tehran province has 258 compressed natural gas stations, of which 205 are currently operational and 50 are near completion.
Last month, it was announced that the country expects to reach
2,000 facilities by the end of the current Iranian year. “Iran ranked first among Asian nations in terms of establishment and development of (CNG) stations,” said managing director of National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company (NIOPDC) Jalil Salari.