Last year, Iran produced 6.6 terawatt hours of nuclear power and became the 30th country in the world in this regard.

At the same time as the first day of the last week of June and the increase in the capital's consumption peak, the electricity of 16 high-consuming national and provincial executive bodies, including several buildings of the country's Aml Bank, was cut off by the Tehran Power Distribution Company.

The Chairman of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Council while explaining the Ministry of Energy's arrangements for providing electricity in the hot season of the year said: With the plans made, it is expected that this year the number of blackouts and power outages in domestic, industrial and agricultural uses will be less than before and the conditions will improve.

The General Director of the Grand Planning Office of the Mother Specialized Thermal Power Company said: Since the beginning of the 13th government, the capacity of the country's thermal power plants has increased by about 9,000 megawatts in order to help reduce imbalances, create jobs and create sustainable electricity in the national grid.

The CEO of Tavanir Company said: "At the beginning of the government, the demand figure was about 14,000 megawatts. The forecast is that this year we will reach about 10,000 to 11,000 megawatts with the measures that are being taken."