Contribution of Asgari Law to the International Comparative Legal Guide – Oil & Gas Regulation 2024 ICLG
At Asgari Law , we are proud to have made significant contributions to the prestigious International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) – Oil & Gas Regulation 2024. Our firm’s expertise and insights have been instrumental in shaping the discourse on regulatory frameworks and legal considerations within the oil and gas industry on an international scale.
With a dedicated team of experienced legal professionals specializing in oil and gas law, our firm has provided in-depth analysis, practical guidance, and strategic recommendations in our contributions to the ICLG. We have aimed to offer valuable perspectives on key legal aspects impacting the oil and gas sector, addressing complex regulatory challenges and industry best practices.
Through our contributions to the ICLG – Oil & Gas Regulation 2024, we have strived to demonstrate our firm’s commitment to staying at the forefront of legal developments in the energy sector. By sharing our expertise and thought leadership, we aim to support industry stakeholders, businesses, and legal practitioners in navigating the intricate regulatory landscape of the oil and gas industry with confidence and clarity.
Our involvement in the ICLG reflects our dedication to providing cutting-edge legal insights, fostering industry knowledge-sharing, and contributing to the advancement of legal standards within the dynamic field of oil and gas regulation. We are honored to have the opportunity to contribute to this esteemed publication, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to delivering excellence and value to our clients and the broader legal community.
Below is the link to our contribution chapter :
https://iclg.com/practice-areas/oil-and-gas-laws-and-regulations/iran
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1 Legal framework 1.1 Which laws regulate competition in your jurisdiction? For many years, Iran did not have specific competition legislation. However, certain provisions on competition
Iran holds the world’s second-largest natural gas reserves. The natural resources are estimated at 133 trillion cubic metres (116.5 trillion cubic feet), of which 33% is associated gas and 67% is in non-associated gas fields.
According to the National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC) report, national gas production in Iran increased by 4 billion cubic metres in 2022 at a pace of roughly 840–850 million cubic metres per day.
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