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Iran allows private renewable power exports to neighbors
Iran's Energy Minister, Ali Akbar Mehrabian, has announced that private renewable power plants will be allowed to export electricity to neighboring countries through the Iranian energy exchange's green electricity panel. This directive aims to promote grid stability and economic benefits for Iran, as well as the development of the power grid and its connection to other countries in the region. Mehrabian highlighted the importance of electricity exchanges with neighboring countries, citing existing electric connections with Armenia, Turkey, Iraq, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Russia. Furthermore, Iran is currently studying a project with Qatar.

Iran allows private renewable power exports to neighbors

Iran's Energy Minister, Ali Akbar Mehrabian, has announced that private renewable power plants will be allowed to export electricity to neighboring countries through the Iranian energy exchange's green electricity panel.
 This directive aims to promote grid stability and economic benefits for Iran, as well as the development of the power grid and its connection to other countries in the region.
 Mehrabian highlighted the importance of electricity exchanges with neighboring countries, citing existing electric connections with Armenia, Turkey, Iraq, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Russia. Furthermore, Iran is currently studying a project with Qatar.