The Iraqi Ministry of Electricity has announced a plan to enhance Baghdad's power grid ahead of summer 2025, including the installation of 74 new substations and the rehabilitation of 900 distribution feeders (33/11 kV). The initiative aims to address growing electricity demand and reduce outages.During a meeting with Baghdad Provincial Council Chairman Dr. Ammar Al-Qaisi, Minister of Electricity Eng. Ziyad Ali Fadhil emphasized the need for collaborative efforts between the Ministry and local government to overcome challenges such as gas and fuel shortages affecting power generation.The minister highlighted recent progress, including emergency measures to ease grid bottlenecks, and revealed plans for implementing smart grid technology in selected areas of Baghdad to manage losses and regulate consumption.Dr. Al-Qaisi expressed full support for the ministry's efforts, underscoring the critical role of reliable electricity in advancing other vital sectors like health, education, and the economy. (ICE AMMAN)

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