The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company announced that the 100-liter gasoline quota priced at 3000 tomans cannot be saved on the fuel card and will not be transferred to the next month. This 100-liter quota is part of the plan to implement a three-tiered gasoline pricing system. According to the company, the status of the monthly 60-liter quota at the subsidized rate will remain unchanged as before, with no changes in this area.
National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company: 100-liter gasoline quota cannot be saved or transferred to the next month
The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company has stated that the new 100-liter gasoline quota cannot be saved or carried over to the next month. This quota is part of a new pricing strategy, while the existing 60-liter subsidized quota remains unchanged. This decision impacts consumers and reflects ongoing adjustments in Iran's fuel pricing policies.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company announced that the new 100-liter gasoline quota cannot be saved or transferred to the next month. This quota is part of a new pricing strategy, while the existing 60-liter subsidized quota remains unchanged.
- The 100-liter quota is priced at 3000 tomans per liter.
- The 60-liter subsidized quota remains unchanged from previous policies.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been struggling with economic sanctions and inflation, leading to reforms in fuel pricing to manage subsidies and consumption.
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