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What is Iraq's Energy Plan?

The plan includes several key pillars that support the government’s goals to enhance Iraq’s power infrastructure, as well as promote decarbonization and energy sector diversification.

How can Iraq address its current electricity shortfall & growing power needs?

BAGHDAD – Iraq, one of the world's biggest energy producers, can address its current electricity shortfall and growing power needs through immediate action to relieve pressure on the system, according to an in-depth report published Thursday by the International Energy Agency.

Is solar energy a viable energy source in Iraq?

Solar energy potential for 14 different areas in Iraq was estimated, and it was in range of (2200–3300 kWh). The wind speed at 10 m above ground level for many regions in Iraq is also suitable for electricity generation. The environmental impacts of the energy production based on the current scenario were compared with renewable and natural gas.

What is the energy transition plan for Iraq?

This is the guiding strategy for our ‘Energy Transition Plan’ for Iraq and is the most comprehensive approach, covering all potential solutions the country can leverage.” The plan proposes a strategic mix of customized technology and solutions that supports decarbonization across the energy landscape unique to Iraq.

Should Iraq invest in renewables?

Integrating renewables requires a large investment in grids, and Iraq’s transmission and distribution networks are already dilapidated, with electricity dues largely uncollected, giving rise to technical and commercial losses that exceed 50% of generated power. Adding intermittent solar generation will be a novel challenge.

Why is Iraq's energy system vulnerable?

However the capacity to capture and process this gas has not kept pace. The inability to utilise its gas riches means that the country's gas deficit has grown, and Iraq now relies on imports from Iran to meet increasing demand. This has introduced a number of vulnerabilities to Iraq’s energy system.