Why it matters:
The initiatives signal Iran’s commitment to strengthening its energy sector amid rising electricity demand and sustainability challenges, with officials promising tangible benefits for citizens in the coming years.
The big picture:
With more than 1,000 power development projects underway nationwide, Iran is seeking to shift toward more efficient energy production, focusing on reducing consumption while expanding renewable energy capacity.
What he's saying:
Iran’s Energy Minister Abbas Aliabadi said, “We have focused on converting simple-cycle units to combined-cycle units, developing renewables, and reducing and optimizing consumption, which the Supreme Leader has also emphasized.”
Aliabadi highlighted the significant capacity additions made today and expressed optimism that the projects would help overcome electricity challenges by next year. He also emphasized the importance of smart technologies in renewable power generation and the completion of combined-cycle units.
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