Iran faces daily 10M liter gasoline shortages

Iran is facing a severe gasoline supply crisis due to a gap between production and consumption. The average daily consumption is around 132 million liters, while production has decreased to about 122 million liters, resulting in a daily shortfall of nearly 10 million liters. The causes of the crisis include restrictions on imports, the impacts of US sanctions leaks, maritime blockade, and the repercussions of the war in Ukraine, which has led to a decline in Russian gasoline exports. Although the Ministry of Oil denies the existence of a shortage, maintaining current demand levels without increasing production leaves the country increasingly reliant on imports, with concerns that stocks could run out within two months.

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