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October 13, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Iran to increase gas supply capacity

The capacity of Iran’s gas transmission will increase as four pressure booster stations are expected to come on-stream, managing-director of Iran Gas Engineering and Development Company said. Alireza Gharibi said the booster stations are scheduled to become operational by March 2015. He added that 8

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The capacity of Iran’s gas transmission will increase as four pressure booster stations are expected to come on-stream, managing-director of Iran Gas Engineering and Development Company said.

Alireza Gharibi said the booster stations are scheduled to become operational by March 2015.

He added that 80 kilometers of Iran Gas Trunkline-10 is also to be constructed by that time.

Earlier, Hamidreza Araqi, the managing-director of the National Iranian Gas Company, said the company has put on its agenda the completion of 10 booster stations by the end of the current year.

Press Release, October 13, 2014; Image: NIGC

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