How much power imbalance does the 14th government of Iran take over?

According to Energy Press, electricity shortages have plagued the country for several years, consumption management programs in the industrial and administrative sectors and incentives in the domestic sector have ensured that the 13th government does not suffer from blackouts during its activity, but it cannot be denied the damage in the industrial sector and the change in the program. The life of the office staff became.
The beginning of the 13th government with the legacy of Natrazi 15 thousand megawatts
Of course, it should be said that the 13th government also faced a 15 thousand megawatt deficit at the beginning of its activity, and during this period it was able to increase the country’s electricity production capacity to 91 thousand and 112 megawatts, of which 74 thousand and 198 megawatts are related to thermal power plants. . Thermal power plants include two private sectors with a 68% share and the government sector with a 31% share and produce electricity in the steam, gas and combined cycle sectors.
Number of steam power plants
The steam power plants of the public sector produce 14 power plants with a capacity of 11,241 megawatts, and the private sector of this type of power plant, having 11 power plants, has a capacity of 4,588 megawatts, and the total capacity of the steam power plants is 15,829 megawatts.
The number of gas power plants
State gas power plants also produce electricity with 25 power plants with a capacity of 6,622 megawatts, and the private sector of these power plants can produce electricity with 46 power plants and a capacity of 16,243 megawatts.
The total of government and private gas power plants with 71 power plants have the capacity to produce 22,866 megawatts of electricity. The combined cycle power plants of the government sector have the capacity of 44 power plants with a capacity of 5,725 megawatts. The private sector of this type of power plant has 33 power plants with a production capacity of 29,779 megawatts.