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    Iraq anticipates the summer of 2019 as a "cut-off plan" and is considering a radical solution in 202

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    Iraq anticipates the summer of 2019 as a "cut-off plan" and is considering a radical solution in 202 Empty Iraq anticipates the summer of 2019 as a "cut-off plan" and is considering a radical solution in 202

    Post by Rocky Tue 02 Apr 2019, 1:57 am

    [rtl]Iraq anticipates the summer of 2019 as a "cut-off plan" and is considering a radical solution in 2020[/rtl]

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    The summer is the most important test for the new government, where the energy crisis is at the top of the population's complaints (archive photo[/rtl]




    Erbil (Kurdistan 24) - The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity said that Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi ordered the cutting off of the national system of institutions and ministries in all governorates except the sensitive departments, within the early plan to meet the large and chronic shortage of electricity.
    The summer will be the most important test of the new government, where the power crisis is at the top of the population complaints in their demonstrations over the past years.
    Iraq is still suffering from a severe shortage of energy supplies, despite successive government spending of about $ 50 billion on the sector since 2003.
    The Ministry of Electricity said on its official Facebook page that its Minister Loay Khatib recently held an "expanded meeting" to discuss the ministry's plan for the summer of 2019.
    During the meeting, the minister announced the implementation of the "Ministry of Electricity Plan 2019, after it was studied and followed up by the ministry's advanced owners."
    The Ministry of Electricity says its financial allocations for this year are for maintenance purposes only "without regard to the reconstruction of the electricity sector" in the country.
    The ministry quoted the adviser to the Prime Minister that Abdul Mahdi ordered to "cut off electricity from the headquarters of ministries and departments affiliated to them in all provinces, and replace national electricity generators, and the need for heads of energy committees in the provinces to prepare teams to follow up the implementation of this guidance."
    He added that this "benefit to provide electricity in the summer next to citizens in residential areas directly, except for some departments such as health, water and sewage and (Circuits) nationality."
    The Ministry of Electricity said that stations within the maintenance program will enter the service and will be opened sequentially to resolve the problem of bottlenecks in the network.
    With regard to the plan of 2020, the Minister of Electricity, "the development of radical solutions and not a patchwork when discussing the budget plan for the next federal ... And be the date of 1/1/2020 date of the start of work and the adoption of the methodology of reconstruction of electricity."
    Iraq signed two separate agreements late last year with US companies General Electric and Siemens to develop the German electricity sector.
    Iraq needs more than 23,000 megawatts of electricity to meet the needs of its population and institutions.
    Iraqi officials say the country needs at least three years to boost gas production by stopping the import of Iranian gas used in the operation of power plants.
    It is expected that Baghdad will continue to import Iranian gas to produce electricity despite calls from Washington to stop buying as part of US sanctions against Tehran.

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