The daily revenue of such a surplus output amounts to 18.6 Million dollars (180 billion rials).
At the moment, the Islamic Republic is producing 215 million cubic meters of gas everyday which is supposed to be raised by 260 million cubic meters if the phases 9 and 10 of South pars become operational at the end of the current Iranian year (began on March 21). In comparison, Qatar's output exceeds 455 million cubic meters a day.
According to Ali Vakili, managing director of Iran's Pars Oil and Gas Company even if the country is to attain the 260 million cubic meters of LNG production, it won't be able to boost it within the next two years, while Qatar is attempti