Abbas Aliabadi, the Minister of Energy, announced on Thursday during the inauguration of water supply and quality improvement projects in Bajestan County that the electricity imbalance in the country has decreased to 20,000 megawatts. He stated that this figure was the same at the beginning of the fourteenth government, and it is predicted that next year's electricity supply situation will be better than this year's.
Development of Wind Turbine Technology
Aliabadi further referred to the development of wind turbine technology in the country and announced the operation of the first wind turbine designed by one of the engineers of the Ministry of Energy. He emphasized that Iran has reached a suitable position in the design and construction of wind turbines, and just as it has achieved considerable technical knowledge in the field of gas turbines, it has also made significant progress in wind turbine technology.
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Sanctions and Continued Infrastructure Development
The Minister of Energy also emphasized that sanctions should not hinder the development of the country's energy infrastructure and that Iran, relying on domestic capabilities, the capacity of the private sector, and government management, can continue on the path of developing the water and energy industry. He recalled the country's wartime conditions and the imposition of war by American and Zionist enemies against the country and stressed the determination of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the government and the Islamic Consultative Assembly to serve the people.
Aliabadi also addressed the water supply issues in Bajestan County, highlighting the importance of water in the lives of the people in this region and stated that the government spares no effort to alleviate their problems. The water supply and quality improvement project for drinking water in Bajestan County was inaugurated with a budget of 3,300 billion rials and includes four water quality improvement projects, drilling and equipping three wells with a capacity of 90 liters per second, and pumping stations and a water storage tank with a capacity of 3,000 cubic meters.
The water quality improvement system, as the most important water supply project for the city of Bajestan, has been implemented at a cost of 1,800 billion rials and is ready for operation. This system, with two water quality improvement lines, each with a capacity of 1,500 cubic meters per day, meets the drinking needs of 14,000 people in the population of this county.
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