War affecting Iran's energy before winter
Iran is facing significant challenges this winter due to the impacts of the war on the energy sector, where oil and gas production have declined substantially. The Gross Domestic Product contracted by 10.1% in spring, with the oil and gas sector shrinking by 26.4%, leading to a decrease in production to about 2.3 million barrels per day in summer. Despite the reduced domestic supplies, gas exports to Turkey increased by 27% between April and June. However, with winter approaching, domestic demand is expected to rise sharply, as households accounted for 49% of gas consumption last winter. This creates pressure to meet domestic demand while maintaining exports simultaneously, amid damages to the energy infrastructure.
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