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  1. Electricity: a five-year plan to produce 50,000 megawatts Saturday 23 October 2021 171 Baghdad: Muhannad Abd al-Wahhab The Ministry of Electricity has prepared a five-year plan with short, medium and long terms to reach approximately 50,000 megawatts, while asking the government to provide its share of the budget. The official spokesman for the ministry, Ahmed Musa Al-Abadi, said in an interview with Al-Sabah: “The ministry is working to add between 5 to 6 thousand megawatts in the coming year in the near term, according to the plan, and to establish major power transmission lines and work to strengthen the distribution networks that keep pace with energy demand. And he indicated that "the ministry calls on the government to provide investment sums for the construction of power stations and new infrastructure," noting that "the ministry has prepared a five-year plan with medium ranges to add 12,000 megawatts, and the long term reaches nearly 50,000 megawatts." He added that "the ministry is proceeding with clean energy projects and electrical interconnection and is proceeding with preparing an integrated study on electronic collection," noting that "the ministry is proceeding with government decisions regarding clean energy to provide electric power of 7.5 thousand megawatts." And he indicated that "the ministry has actually contracted to provide clean energy with a volume of 3.2 megawatts, independently of (Power China)," calling on "the government to provide the ministry with the budgets approved by the budget in favor of the ministry, and so far the ministry is suffering from not launching its own allocations, which are from The joints are vital and important, and they should be given enough money." He explained that "the solar energy projects that the ministry intends to rely on to provide clean and sustainable energy will not cost the state large sums, knowing that the ministry has signed an agreement with companies based on energy investment," noting that "the ministry asked the government, through the 2021 budget, to provide sums of money." It amounts to 22 billion dollars, which was reduced by the House of Representatives to 10 billion dollars, of which nearly two billion dollars were deducted for the benefit of health and the interior.
  2. Electricity reveals its plan to increase production, and America invites international companies to work in Iraq 2022-09-24 08:55 Shafaq News/ The Minister of Electricity, Adel Karim confirmed, on Saturday, that the ministry is moving towards solar and steam power plants to secure electricity, while the US ambassador called on international companies to head to Iraq as it is a fertile environment for the implementation of projects. In a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, the ministry's media office said that the Minister of Electricity received in his office in Baghdad the US ambassador to Iraq, Elena Romanowski, and they discussed the importance of electrical interconnection projects and the extent of their strategy for the national grid. The Iraqi minister said that the ministry went in several directions with the Gulf, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom of Jordan, and Turkey, in this regard, adding, "The great renaissance that we have worked on to introduce a large number of projects, stations and carrier lines, which have been out of order for a long time, which contributed to a clear stability of the national system." Karim pointed out that "the ministry is continuing to work on diversifying energy sources and contracting with international companies to establish solar power plant projects, which the ministry was keen to distribute in most governorates of Iraq, and the ministry pays great attention to wind projects for energy production, as well as generating electricity from waste recycling in coordination with the Secretariat's departments municipality and local government. And he indicated that "the prepared plan includes the installation of combined cycle units, and the establishment of new steam stations that will be a backup load center for the system." For her part, the US ambassador confirmed that she is keeping pace with the development of the electricity sector in Iraq with care and attention, and she urges sober companies to work in Iraq as it is a good and suitable environment for work, especially the electricity sector.
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