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    An agreement raises Iran's electricity supply to Iraq by 17%, and the ministry is close to recoverin

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    An agreement raises Iran's electricity supply to Iraq by 17%, and the ministry is close to recoverin Empty An agreement raises Iran's electricity supply to Iraq by 17%, and the ministry is close to recoverin

    Post by Rocky Tue 06 Jul 2021, 7:47 am


    [size=30]An agreement raises Iran's electricity supply to Iraq by 17%, and the ministry is close to recovering the entire 20,000 megawatts

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    Yes Iraq: Baghdad

    After its decline by 84%, Iran will return to raise part of the electric power exported to Iraq to reduce the decline to 67% only.
    Where the Basra Governorate and the Ministry of Electricity announced that the Iranian side would return 200 megawatts to be equipped with the Basra line, and on this basis, the supply would rise to 400 megawatts out of the 1,200 megawatts that Iraq imported from Iran, which represents 33%.
     
    Today, Tuesday, the Ministry of Electricity announced agreements to raise gas emissions and return Iranian lines.
    A ministry statement stated that "the Undersecretary for Production Affairs, Engineer Adel Karim, received the Chargé d'Affairs of the Iranian Embassy in Iraq, Moussa Alizadeh, to discuss the latest developments in bilateral relations between the two countries in the field of energy and fuel."
    The statement added that "Zadeh indicated that Iran seeks to continue and strengthen the bonds of friendship between the Iraqi and Iranian peoples and the depth of the deep historical relations that bind them," noting that "Iran is ready to raise gas pumping rates, re-work the Iranian lines, and the possibility of operating the (Amara-Karkha) lines. To contribute to the stability of voltages in the southern provinces.”
    For his part, Karim praised the serious initiatives offered by Iran to enhance development cooperation between the two friendly countries, noting that “the ministry needs to pump gas to meet the needs of the generating stations, and that the ministry is proceeding with its governmental commitments for joint work on energy issues, which is one of the ministry’s core strategies and interests in Nowadays".
     
    On the other hand, the Ministry of Electricity announced the achievement of the second highest electricity production late Monday evening, reaching 19,600 megawatts.
    And the ministry said in a statement, "The energy production arrived before midnight on Monday on Tuesday (5-6 July 2021) to 19,644 megawatts, a number not previously recorded in previous periods."
    And she added, "The current figure is the second highest production, after we reached earlier last month more than 20 thousand megawatts, before a series of attacks that targeted power towers in several governorates."

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