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Iraq is seeking international investors to build seven solar power plants with a total capacity of 750 megawatts (MW) aimed at developing its renewable energy potential
.
The Iraqi government is keen to expand its small-scale power generation capacity and is currently in talks with a number of international companies, including France's Total and Norwegian businesses, to discuss building solar projects
.
According to the statement, Iraq will build all seven solar power plants in the south of the country, including the largest 300 MW power plant
in Karbala.
Currently, Iraq's national grid can only provide electricity for a few hours a day, making Iraqis sweltering during summer temperatures of up to 50 degrees Celsius
.
Iraq rarely uses solar energy, so it hopes to use it to illuminate
some of its main streets.
Iraq is seeking international investors to build seven solar power plants with a total capacity of 750 megawatts (MW) aimed at developing its renewable energy potential
.
The Iraqi government is keen to expand its small-scale power generation capacity and is currently in talks with a number of international companies, including France's Total and Norwegian businesses, to discuss building solar projects
.
According to the statement, Iraq will build all seven solar power plants in the south of the country, including the largest 300 MW power plant
in Karbala.
Currently, Iraq's national grid can only provide electricity for a few hours a day, making Iraqis sweltering during summer temperatures of up to 50 degrees Celsius
.
Iraq rarely uses solar energy, so it hopes to use it to illuminate
some of its main streets.