The First Vice President, in his recent meeting, referred to the current state of energy consumption in the country and emphasized the necessity of public cooperation to reduce energy consumption. This meeting was held as part of the government's planning to manage energy and reduce the existing imbalance.
The Need for Energy Conservation
The First Vice President reminded that the country is facing serious challenges in the energy sector, which requires comprehensive savings and cooperation from the public. He stated that without public participation, achieving the set goals in this area will be difficult. He pointed out the importance of individual and family actions in reducing energy consumption and urged the public to cooperate in this regard.
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Calculating the Cost of Energy for High Consumers
During this meeting, the First Vice President referred to the issue of calculating the cost of energy for high-consuming households. He emphasized that currently, high-consuming households in the last income deciles must be specifically addressed, and if there is no solution for managing their consumption, this issue requires new policies. He also noted that the government's programs in this area should be transparent and based on the real needs of society.
The First Vice President stated that these programs should be designed to reduce the burden on households, adding: "Our goal is to provide practical and executable solutions that not only reduce energy consumption but also help improve the living conditions of the people." He also highlighted the necessity of education and cultural change in this area, stating that public awareness regarding optimal energy consumption needs to be increased.
Consequences of Energy Imbalance
The First Vice President also pointed out the consequences of energy imbalance in the country and its impact on the economy and daily life of the people. He stated that energy imbalance not only leads to increased household costs but can also result in economic instability. Therefore, efforts to reduce and optimize energy consumption should be considered a priority.
At the end of this meeting, the First Vice President emphasized the importance of public participation in addressing these challenges and stated that the government is ready to welcome any suggestions and ideas in this regard. He urged the public to collaborate in improving the country's energy situation by providing their solutions and ideas.
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