The supply of 5% of the electricity of Iran’s offices should be renewable
Based on last year's resolution of the Supreme Energy Council, departments were required to supply 5% of their electricity consumption from renewable energies.
In order to reduce electricity consumption, working hours in Iran start at 6 am
According to the decision of the Council of Ministers in the hot season of the year, the working hours of the offices were changed to 6 am to 1 pm.
Iran’s electricity consumption reaches 1800 megawatts
According to the report provided by the Iran Electricity Network Management Company, the peak load of Tehran's regional electricity last year was 12,500 megawatts, which is expected to increase to more than 13,450 megawatts this year.
Iran’s electricity exports to Europe
With the connection established between Iran and Turkey, it is technically possible to exchange electricity with Europe, but this requires contractual and legal negotiations that are being pursued.
Signing the agreement to connect the electricity networks of Iran and Türkiye
The head of Iran's Power Grid Management Company announced: The contract for the operation of the 400 kV Khoi (Iran)-HVDC Back-to-Back Van (Turkey) line with a capacity of 600 MW was signed between Iran Power Grid Management Company and Tiash Turkey.
Renewable energies supplying the electricity consumed by Iran’s executive bodies for the next four years
From the beginning of 1403, all the executive bodies subject to Article (5) of the Civil Service Law are required to supply five percent of their electricity consumption through renewable and clean energy and increase it to twenty percent (5 percent per year) during four years.
Announcement of the guaranteed electricity purchase rate of solar power plants
The Ministry of Energy announced the guaranteed electricity purchase rate for solar power plants with the aim of maximizing the benefits of electricity production from renewable sources.
2 billion dollar debt of the electricity industry
The Minister of Energy said: Today, the electricity industry of the country has a debt of about 2 billion dollars based on annual debts, which must be settled.
The impact of sanctions on Iran’s electricity exports
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The vice president of transmission and foreign trade of Tavanir Company said: Sanctions cannot cause a disruption in electricity exports, but at the same time, we cannot say that it is ineffective because it creates disruptions in financial relations.
Water, electricity and gas for households covered by support organizations became free
Water, electricity and gas tariffs for families covered by the Imam Khomeini (RA) Relief Committee and the Welfare Organization are set to zero with the approval of the parliament members.