The deputy of distribution coordination of Tavanir Company announced the increase in electricity consumption due to the warmer weather.

The spokesperson of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Parliament, referring to the report of the Deputy Minister of Economic Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in today's meeting of this commission: "According to Mr. Safari's words, FATF does not hinder the economic work of the country; Also, tomorrow the first train from Iran will go to China.

Mustafa Rajabi Mashhadi, CEO of Tovanir Company, said: Household customers who consume electricity without any procedural changes should reduce their consumption, and if we have a problem with stable electricity supply, this group of abusive customers will be the first to cut off electricity.

In a letter to the Ministry of Energy, while criticizing the non-implementation of the Fimabin agreements, the Steel Manufacturers Association announced: Since July 10, due to severe electricity restrictions, the country's steel production has almost stopped.

The Minister of Energy said: "The government's emphasis has always been that the consumption management programs should start from the government departments, and according to this, the distribution companies are obliged to cut off the electricity of those departments that do not reduce their electricity consumption."

40% of the country's electricity consumption on peak days is related to cooling devices, especially gas coolers, which become more active as the air gets hotter.

An energy expert while stressing the need to liberalize industrial electricity prices in the 14th government, said: "Now, there is an imbalance of 15,000 megawatts of electricity at the peak of load."

A responsible official said: In 2024, for the first time in the country's history, the wastewater from Tehran's sewage treatment plants will be offered on the stock market, and in the first offering, 7 million cubic meters of wastewater will be available to industries.

In order to eliminate the pollution of Shazand thermal power plant, a consortium of knowledge-based companies is formed.

Last year, Iran exported about 36 billion dollars of oil, but only 28 billion dollars returned to the country.