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Editor: MN | HL Saturday 03 v 2 2012 15: 03 GMT
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The electricity Ministry announced Saturday, as the highest level of processing power during the past 24 hours since 2003 across the provinces of Iraq, indicating that processing hours during this period ranged from 20-24 hours.
The Ministry said in a statement issued today, and received "alsumaria news", as "the highest rate of processing power in the past 24 hours across the governorates of Iraq since 2003.
The Ministry said that "the number of hours for the Dhi and Kirkuk was 24 hours, Anbar, Najaf, Karbala, Missan 23 hours, and Saladin, Diwaniya 23 hours, Baghdad, Basra, Diyala, Wasit and Muthanna 21 Babylon 20 hours."
The electricity Ministry announced (29 October 2012), processing of capital energy for 23 hours and provinces more than 18 hours, the highest in 10 years, asserting at the same time introduce additional capacity to the system during the next two months.
And Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs Hussain Shahristani, (25 March 2011), that Iraq will be issued electric power to neighboring countries during the coming year 2013, stating that the production of electricity for citizens by next summer will reach 9,000 megawatts, will arrive next year to 20,000 megawatts.
The electricity Ministry confirmed early February 2012, the electricity crisis will significantly over the next two years, with the reality of energy will see significant improvement this summer, sign to complete the final interconnection line (Tim-400 to in) which link national electricity system with Syrian electricity system, leading to import energy across the link.
Iraq currently imports electricity from Iran by 1000 MW across four lines are a line of Kermanshah-Diyala, Serpil line zahab-Khanaqin and Abadan-Basra line, line as authorising such Bldg. and feed these provinces through high pressure power lines, as well as 100 MW from Turkey.
Iraq is suffering a shortage of electricity since the beginning of 1990, and increased electricity rationing hours after 2003 in Baghdad and the provinces, because many stations in addition to sabotage the facilities over the past five years, where the blackout hours from citizens to about 24 hours per day, increased adoption of people on small power generators.
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Editor: MN | HL Saturday 03 v 2 2012 15: 03 GMT
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The electricity Ministry announced Saturday, as the highest level of processing power during the past 24 hours since 2003 across the provinces of Iraq, indicating that processing hours during this period ranged from 20-24 hours.
The Ministry said in a statement issued today, and received "alsumaria news", as "the highest rate of processing power in the past 24 hours across the governorates of Iraq since 2003.
The Ministry said that "the number of hours for the Dhi and Kirkuk was 24 hours, Anbar, Najaf, Karbala, Missan 23 hours, and Saladin, Diwaniya 23 hours, Baghdad, Basra, Diyala, Wasit and Muthanna 21 Babylon 20 hours."
The electricity Ministry announced (29 October 2012), processing of capital energy for 23 hours and provinces more than 18 hours, the highest in 10 years, asserting at the same time introduce additional capacity to the system during the next two months.
And Deputy Prime Minister for Energy Affairs Hussain Shahristani, (25 March 2011), that Iraq will be issued electric power to neighboring countries during the coming year 2013, stating that the production of electricity for citizens by next summer will reach 9,000 megawatts, will arrive next year to 20,000 megawatts.
The electricity Ministry confirmed early February 2012, the electricity crisis will significantly over the next two years, with the reality of energy will see significant improvement this summer, sign to complete the final interconnection line (Tim-400 to in) which link national electricity system with Syrian electricity system, leading to import energy across the link.
Iraq currently imports electricity from Iran by 1000 MW across four lines are a line of Kermanshah-Diyala, Serpil line zahab-Khanaqin and Abadan-Basra line, line as authorising such Bldg. and feed these provinces through high pressure power lines, as well as 100 MW from Turkey.
Iraq is suffering a shortage of electricity since the beginning of 1990, and increased electricity rationing hours after 2003 in Baghdad and the provinces, because many stations in addition to sabotage the facilities over the past five years, where the blackout hours from citizens to about 24 hours per day, increased adoption of people on small power generators.
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