South Pars Gas Field in Iran

Iranian war has escalated to damaging critical infrastructure vs. military targets. Quick facts on the South Pars Gas Field in Iran:

Approximately 700 million m³/day of gas processed: The Pars onshore facilities handle around 700 mcm /day of natural gas from South Pars, with capacity expected to rise to ~730 mcm /day following Phase 11 completion.
Over 700,000 barrels/day of condensate and LPG: Daily condensate production is estimated at 800,000–1,000,000 barrels, while LPG output has surged to ~429,000 b/d by 2023—largely driven by South Pars operations.
Provides ~70% of Iran’s national gas supply: The onshore hub supplies roughly 70% of domestic natural gas, serving power, industry, and residential sectors.
Supports export-grade products: Through associated jetty and processing infrastructure, it boosts LPG and condensate exports—LP G exports rose ~77% (2020–2023), and refined fuel output supports Iran’s export capacity .
Strategic economic impact: The facility is a central driver of national development—accounting for ~40% of gasoline feedstock and contributing billions annually in export revenues and GDP growth