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RoydadNaft – <\/a><\/span>\u00a0An analysis of gas consumption data from May 31-June 6, shows that the average daily gas consumption by power plants exceeded 281 million cubic meters, peaking on June 2 at over 287 million cubic meters\u2014the highest recorded level.<\/p>\n

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During this period, Iran\u2019s total natural gas consumption across three major sectors\u2014power plants, major industries, and residential\/commercial\/small industrial consumers\u2014reached approximately 4.403 billion cubic meters. This included:<\/p>\n

– Power plants: Over 1.968 billion cubic meters<\/p>\n

– Major industries: Around 1.200 billion cubic meters<\/p>\n

– Residential, commercial, and small industries: About 1.247 billion cubic meters<\/p>\n

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Daily breakdown:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

– May 31:
\n– Power plants: 284.51 million cubic meters
\n– Major industries: 164.20 million cubic meters
\n– Residential\/commercial: 178.74 million cubic meters
\n– Total: 627.45 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

– June 1:<\/p>\n

\n– Power plants: 286.84 million cubic meters(up from previous day)
\n– Major industries: 168.64 million cubic meters (slight increase)
\n– Residential\/commercial: 175.36 million cubic meters (up)
\n– Total: 630.84 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

– June 2 (Peak):<\/p>\n

\n– Power plants: 287.33 million cubic meters (highest of the week)
\n– Major industries: 170.56 million cubic meters
\n– Residential\/commercial: 183.33 million cubic meters
\n– Total: 641.22 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

– June 3:<\/p>\n

\n– Power plants: 286.70 million cubic meters
\n– Major industries: 166.74 million cubic meters
\n– Residential\/commercial: 170.41 million cubic meters
\n– Total: Over 623 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

– June 4:<\/p>\n

\n– Residential gas use rose due to lower temperatures.
\n– Power plants: 278.51 million cubic meters
\n– Major industries: 170.29 million cubic meters
\n– Residential\/commercial: 192.15 million cubic meters
\n– Total: 640.95 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

– June 5:<\/p>\n

\n– Power plants: 272.32 million cubic meters (down)
\n– Major industries: 172.21 million cubic meters (stable)
\n– Residential\/commercial: 179.07 million cubic meters (stable)
\n– Total: 623.60 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

– June 6 (Lowest Power Plant Use):<\/p>\n

\n– Power plants: 272.14 million cubic meters (lowest of the week)
\n– Major industries: 175.38 million cubic meters (highest in the period)
\n– Residential\/commercial: 167.48 million cubic meters (down)
\n– Total: 615 million cubic meters<\/p>\n

Key trends:<\/p>\n

– Power plants remained the largest gas consumers, averaging over 281 million cubic meters per day.<\/p>\n

– Major industries showed relatively stable consumption with minor fluctuations.<\/p>\n

– Residential\/commercial use rose midweek due to colder weather before gradually declining.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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