SATBA: Iran's renewable power plant capacity surpasses 10,080 megawatts
Date
7/24/2023 8:20:25 AM
(MENAFN) Iran's renewable power plant capacity has surpassed 10,080 megawatts (MW), according to the chief of Iran's Renewable energy and Energy Efficiency Organization (SATBA).
Mahmoud Kamani further stated that the ability of renewable energy plants is presently expanding on a daily and weekly basis.
The representative noted that bringing the under-construction power plants into service will raise this capacity even further.
The Iranian Energy Ministry has set a goal of increasing the capacity of the the nation's renewable power facilities by 10,000 MW by the conclusion of its present administration (August 2025).
The Energy Ministry and several of the nation's commercial contractors inked agreements of understanding (MOU) in January 2022 to collaborate on the development of new renewable power facilities around the nation.
The chief of SATBA declared in early April that 110,000 solar power plants with an output of five kilowatts (KW) will be built for low-income people in the ongoing Iranian calendar year (which began on March 21).
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