ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Iran have signed a freelance to increase their electricity exchange, in accordance to the authentic Iranian news company IRNA.
The contract was once signed in a rite in Tehran attended via Iran’s Energy Minister Ali-Akbar Mehrabian and visiting Energy Minister Khurram Dastgir Khan.
Under the deal, the electricity exchange capability between the 2 nations by way of the newly constructed 132-kilovolt transmission traces will increase via 100 megawatts (MW) to achieve 200 MW within the first section.
In the second one section, the 2 nations will set up 70 kilometres of 230-kilovolt electricity transmission traces in Pakistan to carry the electricity exchange capability to 400 MW.
Iran’s electricity community is these days related with a number of neighbouring states, which progressed the sustainability of the rustic’s energy community, stated the Iranian power minister.
