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Foreign investors have submitted investment proposals worth a total of $3.6 billion to develop renewable projects in Iran.

The new capacity is expected to help the ministry avoid periodic outages during the hot summer when demand peaks for cooling homes and businesses.

Data show some 240 megawatts. or just around 0.3% of Iran'.s total electricity supplies come from renewable sources such as solar and wind.

A recent report shows that the volume of foreign investment in Iran has increased by over 64 percent.

Oil- and gas-rich Iran has also pledged to slow climate change by promoting cleaner energies.

The 30-year lifetime of some infrastructures have been ended and there is a need to supply sufficient fund in order to renew power facilities.

Tavanir has managed to curb power consumption in peaks hours by 4.000 megawatts in the last two months by adopting measures.

The share of renewables in Iran’s energy mix is around 240 MW. or just around 0.3% of total installed power generation capacity of 76.000 MW.

Electricity demand in Iran during the fiscal 2016-17 rose by 2.700 megawatts.

Implementing voluntary programs based on the Paris Accord will help increase economic competitiveness and reduce national expenditures and pollutants in the country.