“Fleer Gas” an opportunity to circumvent Iran's banking sanctions

According to the Mehr correspondent, the phenomenon of Ramsar's extraction has been shadow over the Iranian electricity grid for many years, and the electricity industry managers have declared part of the cause of electricity to be a password.

Official estimates show that the country's power plant capacity exceeds 4,000 megawatts and consumption in the colder days is about 2 to 6,000 megawatts; That is, if the power plant is supplied, electricity production can be doubled.

Not long ago, Mohammad El Haddad, deputy director of transmission and foreign trade at the Iranian Production, Transfer and Distribution Company, said that the activity of the miners is the cause of part of the numbers.

He noted: Although the country has been defined in the country, some people are both unauthorized imports of miners into the country, as well as in public sectors including rural, agricultural, urban home, small workshops and shops. They use that this leads to an unforeseen imposition on the country's electricity grid.

According to him, significant growth has been observed in some parts of the country and many miners have been identified in these areas.

Bypassing bank sanctions with Flare's gas

The burning of oil -driven gases in the burners, in addition to the loss of energy sources, has serious environmental consequences. Greenhouse gas emissions, air pollution and climate change are the consequences of Felring. It also damages the health of residents of oil -rich areas.

While many neighboring countries are seeking to reduce flaring and optimize use of oil with oil, Iran is still facing serious challenges.

Countries such as Qatar and Saudi Arabia have succeeded in significantly reduced Felring with large investments and use torch gases to generate electricity and petrochemical products.

Despite all the problems caused by Felring in Iran, this phenomenon contains valuable opportunities. Torch gases contain valuable compounds such as ethane, propane and butane, which can be used as feeds of petrochemicals and electricity.

One of these opportunities is the generation of electricity and its use to extract Ramsar. Due to the high need for energy extraction for energy, the cheap electricity generated from flare gas can be used for this purpose.

The use of gas Flare To extract currency passwords even in America

Currently, private companies have been created throughout the United States that have launched currency extraction activities alongside existing oil and gas bases using excess gases from fossil fuel production activities.

But this is getting more and more difficult to day by day, as some states are imposing strict regulations on digital currencies.

Now, many digital currency companies are seeking to launch similar activities in Argentina and strengthen its poor currency. For example, Giga Energy Solshans is seeking to develop Ramsar extraction activities in new markets.

Mendoza Province in Argentina, the world's second largest shale gas reserves, Wak Moertara, can provide large amounts of energy to digital currency extractors. Giga Energy is actively involved in reducing the global emissions of methane by collecting Flare gas to supply the power needed by datacenters in energy calculations.

Undoubtedly, digital currencies are part of the world's monetary system and will expand to more countries in the future.

Therefore, countries are looking for other sources of production, such as renewable energy and gas, with flare, to balance the production of romance and electricity consumption.

In fact, the bitcoin and digital currency industry is facing many challenges due to the overcrowding of electricity, as some countries have banned digital currencies due to a crisis of energy shortages and rising prices.

Gas to Flare Reaches the oil boycott

While sanctions have blocked Iran's oil and gas revenues, the extraction of digital currency from Flare gas is definitely a golden opportunity. This experience has been successful in countries such as the US and Argentina and has shown that the conversion of flare's gas into digital currency is a profitable process.

On the other hand, sanctions countries such as Venezuela and Russia have repeatedly used digital currency for their oil and gas transactions to overcome sanctions restrictions and prevent their money from blocking their money.

Arash Najafi, head of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, believes that efforts have been made to collect and use them in various industries for years, one of which is electricity generation.

“The potential for electricity generation from Flair gas is very high and with the right investment, special power plants can be built for this purpose,” he said.

The energy expert pointed to the measures taken to collect Flare gas: Recently, after 5 years of oil exploration, the situation has been taken to manage the Flare gas production to some extent, so that one of its processes has been managed. It is the generation of electricity to enter the network or use it in the event of a surplus and necessary to produce Ramsar.

As a new and independent financial instrument, Ramsar can help Iran become more active in the digital economy and reduce some of the problems caused by sanctions.

Many countries, including Saudi Arabia and Iraq, are currently moving towards the development of coded infrastructure, and Iran can not be left behind by taking the opportunity, which can lead to increased national currency value.

As it was said, Iran is one of the most prone countries for extracting Ramsar from Flare gas, according to official Iran's official estimates, it has 5 million cubic meters of flare gas daily. According to Iran's year statistics, Iran is in the second place in the world with 1.5 billion cubic meters of burned burner gas. Russia ranks first with 1.5 billion cubic meters of Flair gas. Iraq is also in third place with a short distance from Iran (1.5 billion cubic meters).

Also, according to some reports, the average price of gas exports is currently 5 cents, according to more than $ 5 billion in annual damage to Iranian flare gases. However, Iran's gas exports were 1.5 billion cubic meters per year. The statistics indicate that Iran has burned more than export gas.

Therefore, the use of Flare gas in Iran to produce legal race can have positive consequences for the country's economy. That is, on the one hand, the loss of national capital is prevented, and on the other hand, the country does not lag behind the technology of the world.