Iran Connects First Geothermal Power Plant to National Electricity Grid

Iran's first geothermal power plant, located in Meshgin-Shahr, Ardebil, with a capacity of five megawatts and an investment of 10 million euros, has been successfully connected to the national electricity grid.

24 Jul, 14:18 — 24 Jul, 14:18

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Iran's first geothermal power plant connected to national electricity grid

TEHRAN- The Minister of Energy said: The Meshgin-Shahr geothermal power plant in Ardebil, with a capacity of five megawatts and an investment of 10 million euros, has been connected to the national electricity grid and has entered the cycle of electrical energy generation.

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