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Rise in Electricity and Water Tariffs in Iran

EghtesadOnline: A proposal by the Energy Ministry to raise water and electricity tariffs by 7% was ratified by the Cabinet. The new rates will go into effect on April 21, Barq News reported.
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Publish Date:06/April/2019 | 14:44

70 Yazd Electricity Projects Ready

EghtesadOnline: Seventy power projects will be operational in Yazd Province by the end of February, managing director of Yazd Regional Electricity Company said Saturday.
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Publish Date:03/February/2019 | 14:25

Iran's Electricity PPI Increases 6.6% YOY in Q3

EghtesadOnline: The overall Producer Price Index of electricity sector (using 2011 as the base year) stood at 120.52 in the third quarter of the current fiscal (Sept. 23-Dec. 21), indicating a 6.64% growth over the same quarter of the last year.
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Publish Date:29/January/2019 | 15:02

1000 MW Solar Farm Planned in Saveh

EghtesadOnline: The largest solar farm, with a capacity to produce 1,000 megawatts of electricity, will be constructed in Markazi Province in central Iran, deputy governor for economic affairs said in the provincial capital Arak at the weekend.
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Publish Date:07/January/2019 | 09:58

Rouhani Calls for Action to Consume Less Water

EghtesdaOnline: Water and electricity are indispensible parts of security in today's world and explains why pragmatic approaches to minimize waste must be given top priority.
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Publish Date:31/December/2018 | 15:29

Thermal Power Plants Now No More Viable in Iran

EghtesadOnline: In a water-stressed country like Iran generating electricity via thermal power plants which consume massive amounts of water cannot be a viable option anymore.
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Publish Date:29/September/2018 | 14:00
In automated factories, less power is needed for lights and air conditioning.

The Robot Future Won't Need a Lot More Electricity

EghtesadOnline: As robots come to dominate manufacturing, and automation eats its way into more business processes, societies are beginning to address the future of work for humans. Another issue -- for the power industry in particular -- is whether programmable machines might also significantly increase electricity use.
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Publish Date:10/June/2017 | 07:21