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    Iraq and Armenia are studying electrical interconnection through a third country

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    Iraq and Armenia are studying electrical interconnection through a third country Empty Iraq and Armenia are studying electrical interconnection through a third country

    Post by Rocky Wed 12 May 2021, 8:00 am

    Iraq and Armenia are studying electrical interconnection through a third country

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    {Economical: Al Furat News} Iraq and Armenia are studying electrical interconnection via Iran, with an initial capacity of 500 megawatts.
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    A statement by the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity, a copy of which was received by the Al Furat News Agency, stated, "The Minister of Electricity, Majid Hantoush, received in his office at the Ministry's headquarters the Armenian ambassador to Iraq (Hratchia Poladian) in the presence of the Director General of the Technical Department, Abdul Wahab Amwish."
    The statement added, "At the beginning of the meeting, the Armenian ambassador expressed his country's pride in the existing bonds of friendship between the two countries and the possibility of developing bilateral relations in the field of energy and electric generation," stressing "the existence of continuous communication with the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity."
    He added, "Armenia is able to export and sell electric energy, and it has prior understandings and cooperation in the field of energy with neighboring Iran, and since Iraq’s regional location is a more than wonderful link point and Armenia has a desire to work on solar energy projects inside Iraqi lands, so this can be collected." The advantages and their exploitation in forming a joint committee from the three countries to create a high-level electrical connection project. 
    For his part, the Minister of Electricity said, "Work is underway to form a governmental committee concerned with consolidating and discussing relations and strategic projects between Iraq and Armenia that could serve as strategic or framework agreements that include other parties to serve and enhance regional energy projects, noting that this coordination has already been put forward. Through the Iraqi Foreign Ministry delegation in an earlier period. "
    He explained, "The idea of ​​purchasing energy, linking it and passing it seems feasible and appropriate in agreement with the Iranian side, as we currently need the 500 megawatts available to Armenia, and through the triple electrical interconnection, we can enter the global energy market according to competitive prices."
    At the end of the visit, Hantoush confirmed that the ministry is preparing the requirements for solar energy projects and the expected electrical connection, and that we will harness all available human and natural resources to advance the energy industry, especially since the areas of joint work are broad and open and can lead to strong partnerships expected in the short term. ”
    Ammar Al-Masoudi
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