According to Electric News, Deputy Director of Planning for a Thermal Power Generation Mothership Company, Iran is currently ranked first in the region and 14th in the world in terms of installed capacity.
Hamid Reza Azimi, in a conversation with Radio Economics, congratulated Eimollah Daha Fajr, adding: “Currently, the capacity of the power plant in Iran is more than 78,000 megawatts, which, while generating employment for young people, has been able to provide reliable electricity to the country.”
He added: “Fortunately, since the beginning of this year, more than 1,800 megawatts of thermal power have been added to the nation’s overall electricity capacity.
Vice President of Planning for a Thermal Power Generation Mother Specialist, referring to the peak consumption of more than 55,000 MW of electricity this year in Iran, said: “Thanks to God and the efforts of all those involved, the country was able to successfully pass through this crescent.
He also told Radio Economics about the achievements of the power industry during the post-revolutionary period: the capacity of the power plants in Iran until 1977 was 7,242 megawatts, which now reached 78,343 megawatts.
Azimi said that while the population of the country was 30 million before the revolution, the number has increased to 80 million in the current situation. The figures show that the percentage of increase in Iran’s power generation capacity is far greater than population growth.
The Deputy Director of the Thermal Power Generation Mother Specialist Company said in a radio interview that the capacity of Iran’s export power was 1 500 megawatts, saying that this amount of electricity was exported to neighboring countries at the time of the peak, and in peak periods (July and August) It is entered.
In another part of his remarks, he added: “Iran is currently the world’s largest supplier of technology-generating E generation thermal power plants.”
Pointing to the transfer of technology and equipment from F-Class plants to Iran, Azimi said, “These plants, while enjoying high efficiency in environmental protection, reducing fuel consumption and increasing production, will help pay attention to the country’s electricity grid.
He acknowledged in an interview with Radio Economics: “Based on the plans, it is hoped that in the next three to four years F-class power plants will be localized.”
The deputy director of the Thermal Power Thermal Mentoring Company said: “Electricity is one of the most important energies that can be important for all developed and developing economies.”