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Ministry of Electricity of Iraq
The Ministry of Electricity of Iraq is the governmental body responsible for planning, developing, operating, and regulating the electricity sector across Iraq. It focuses on expanding generation capacity, upgrading transmission and distribution networks, and integrating renewable energy sources to meet national demand.
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Strategic Overview
- The Ministry's primary strategic focus is to address Iraq's chronic electricity shortages by increasing generation capacity and improving grid reliability.
- There is a growing emphasis on diversifying the energy mix, particularly through the integration of large-scale solar PV projects, to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and meet climate commitments.
- Significant efforts are directed towards upgrading and expanding the national transmission and distribution networks to minimize losses and enhance efficiency.
- International partnerships with major energy companies (e.g., Siemens Energy, GE, Masdar, TotalEnergies) are crucial for technology transfer, project financing, and expertise.
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Ziyad Ali Fadel
Minister of Electricity
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