Iran Deputy Oil Minister Reza Kasaeizadeh said the government expects US$260 billion to be invested in the gas industry in the 20-Year Development Vision Plan (2005-2025).
Kasaeizadeh, who is also the managing director of the National Iranian Gas Company, added that the figure includes US$120 billion investment in downstream industries and a US$140 billion in upstream industries.
He said currently 24,000 km of high-pressure pipelines distribute gas across the country.
Source: Asia Pulse
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