Electricity

Iran has signed agreements with Turkish investors to develop 5.000 MW of new power capacity.

The power plant is to use the cutting-edge F-class gas turbines that have an efficiency rate of over 58%.

Shell Energy North America (SENA) has agreed to buy power services company MP2 Energy.

Iran is the largest electricity producer in the Middle East with an installed power generating capacity of around 76.000 MW.

Hydro power constitutes almost 15%. or about 12.000 MW of Iran’s total installed power generation capacity of 76.000 MW.

The EU'.s market reform package is very much moving in the right direction.

The expansion will enlarge Duke’s Lincoln Combustion Turbine Station and allow for the production of enough additional peaking energy to meet Duke Energy customers'. needs in the Carolinas by 2024.

By capturing the excess heat. CHP uses heat that would be wasted in a conventional power plant. potentially reaching an efficiency of up to 80%.

At least nine Russian companies have voiced willingness to help Iran develop its oil and gas fields.

The country’s electricity industry ranks 14th in the world and first in the Middle East in terms of electricity generation.