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    Electricity reveals the possibility of establishing an open energy market after linking with Jordan

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    Electricity reveals the possibility of establishing an open energy market after linking with Jordan Empty Electricity reveals the possibility of establishing an open energy market after linking with Jordan

    Post by Rocky Thu 01 Apr 2021, 8:20 am

     Electricity reveals the possibility of establishing an open energy market after linking with Jordan

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    On Thursday, the Ministry of Electricity announced the Gulf linkage path and the
     time limit for the energy project with Jordan, while indicating the possibility of establishing an open energy market after the Jordanian connection.
    The spokesman for the ministry, Ahmed Moussa, said in an interview with the Iraqi News Agency and followed by "Al-Eqtisad News", that "the Gulf linkage work related to the Iraqi side has been completed by 80%, and the matter is now up to the Gulf side," indicating that "the meetings have been resumed with the Gulf side and the latter requested the establishment. Headquarters inside Iraqi territory and giving some authorizations. "
    He added, "The government has recommended the Ministry of Electricity to give official authorization to the Gulf Linkage Authority in order to complete the connection, which will be the lines' paths from inside the Kuwaiti territories and will be independent lines separate from the Kuwaiti electrical system, as the project will connect the two stations of Al-Faw and Al-Zour."
    Concerning the Jordanian link, Moussa emphasized that "the idea was ripened by signing with the Jordanian side, and the discussion was also held at the level of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as by the visit of the government delegation to Amman," noting that "the ministry signed a contract with Jordan and transferred the work to General Electric."
    And he indicated that "the time limit for this project in the first phase will be 26 months," stressing that "there is a survey currently underway for the lands because they contain war remnants, where the project will connect an existing reed line and the Qaim transforming station."
    He continued that "work is underway to survey the lines' paths and lay down the connection points that will be established between Iraq and Jordan," noting that "the project consists of three phases, as the first stage establishes to connect an Iraqi, Jordanian, Egyptian, by transporting 150 megawatts to the western station, and in the second and third stages, it will reach 900 megawatts." ".
    He pointed out that "the electrical interconnection projects are not only for the transmission of energy, but rather Iraq will be a corridor for the transfer of energy to other countries and vice versa, whether it is with the Gulf or with Jordan," explaining that "it may allow Iraq in the future to transfer energy from the sources to the countries of East Asia and may establish an energy market." Is open, and thus Iraq will benefit economically. "
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