Iraq launches new liquefied gas projects
The article discusses Iraq's project to increase its liquefied natural gas storage capacity, which involves constructing 16 tanks with a total capacity of up to 48,000 cubic meters. The aim is to strengthen strategic reserves and ensure the stability of oil supplies. The project seeks to enhance the flexibility of storage and processing operations and meet the needs of the local market. It is considered a strategic initiative within the government's program to develop the gas sector. During the meeting, progress in the implementation stages was reviewed, efforts were intensified to overcome challenges, and relevant authorities were directed to expedite the completion of the project to enhance energy security and economic stability.
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