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2019-10-22 17:38
500 new villages to be connected to national power grid by March 2020
TEHRAN – Iran’s Power Generation, Distribution and Transmission Company (known as Tavanir) is going to connect 500 new villages to the national electricity network by the end of the current Iranian calendar year (March 19, 2020), IRNA reported, quoting an official with the company.
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2019-10-16 17:21
Electricity offerings at IRENEX doubled in a month
TEHRAN – The capacity of electricity offerings at Iran’s Energy Exchange (IRENEX) has doubled in the Iranian calendar month of Shahrivar (August 23-Septemebr 22) compared to its previous month, IRIB reported on Wednesday, quoting an official with Iran’s Power Generation and Distribution Company (known as TAVANIR).
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2019-10-04 19:53
75,000 agricultural wells to be electrified across Iran
TEHRAN - Iran Fuel Conservation Company (IFCC) and the country’s Power Generation and Distribution Company (known as TAVANIR) singed a deal worth $1.2 billion for replacing diesel water pumps in 75,000 agricultural wells with electric ones, Shana reported.
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2019-07-21 23:42
2nd phase of national smart metering program kicks off
TEHRAN – Iran’s Power Generation and Distribution Company (known as TAVANIR) and the Iranian Electrical Power Equipment Manufacturing and Provision Company (SATKAB) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for installing five million smart electricity meters.
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2019-06-14 23:49
‘Iran’s hydropower output to reach 10.5 GW by March 2020’
TEHRAN – Iran’s hydroelectric power plants are expected to produce 10,500 megawatts (10.5 gigawatts) of electricity in the current Iranian calendar year (March 2019-March 2020), IRIB reported, quoting the director of Iran’s Hydroelectric Power Plants Management Center.
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2018-12-13 09:52
Iran’s electricity industry needs over $142b to tackle rising demand
TEHRAN – The managing director of Iran’s Power Generation and Distribution Company (known as TAVANIR) said Iran’s power industry needs six quadrillion rials (near $142.8 billion) to keep the country’s electricity infrastructure up with the rising demand, ISNA reported.
