CEO of Tavanir: The country's electricity industry has been facing an imbalance for more than two decades.

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-Wednesday 2025/07/16 - 13:05
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On one hand, ineffective pricing policies, such as price stabilization and the incomplete implementation of targeted subsidies.

On one hand, ineffective pricing policies, such as rate stabilization and incomplete implementation of subsidy targeting, have prevented the prices of electricity from becoming realistic, and on the other hand, excessive electricity consumption in various sectors and reduced investment incentives in production have deepened this gap.Now, with the development of renewable power plants and the entry of the private sector, including through the energy exchange (the free and green electricity board), signs of improvement are being observed.The increase of 3 to 4 times in electricity transactions on the exchange over the past year is a promising sign of renewed activity in the electricity industry.

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