Iran uncovers large gas deposits in south
Iran has announced the discovery of large natural gas reserves in Fars Province in the southern part of the country, with a total amount exceeding 212 billion cubic meters. Among these reserves, more than 160 billion cubic meters of gas can be extracted, which is described as "sweet" gas and contains a very low percentage of hydrogen sulfide, helping to reduce operational and development costs. This announcement comes amid difficult conditions facing Iran's energy sector, resulting from American and Israeli strikes on infrastructure, as well as economic sanctions. The discovery is considered a significant step toward strengthening Iran's energy future.
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