AMMAN — The
Iraqi Ministry of Electricity has recently shared
updates on plans for linking with neighboring countries, including Gulf nations and Turkey.
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Ministry spokesperson Ahmed Musa revealed the start date for the
first phase of linking with Jordan and explained why plans to link up with Turkey
have not yet been launched, despite the preparations being completed at the end of last year.
Linking with Jordan to begin next JuneAccording to Musa, work on linking with Jordan is currently
underway, and the first phase is expected to start at the beginning of June with a capacity of 150 megawatts.
He stated that the "
power supply for all Iraqi provinces is
now integrated after the ministry carried out significant work, taking
advantage of the moderate temperatures in recent times". While some
areas are experiencing technical problems, Musa assured that they will be quickly
resolved by the ministry's staff.
Turkey, Gulf connectionsMusa confirmed that preparations to link up with Turkey have been completed, but Iraq is waiting for a suitable pricing list before the final operation agreement can be applied.
Regarding linkages with
Gulf countries, Musa explained that
work is ongoing, including the establishment of a line that connects the
Iraqi Al-Faw station with the Al-Wafrah station in Kuwait.
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