US EditionIran’s energy crisis hits ‘dire’ point as industries are forced to shut down
- Iran is currently facing a serious energy crisis
- The energy crisis is impacting both the economy and daily life in iran
- There have been widespread power outages across the country
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The energy crisis is driven by outdated infrastructure, years of sanctions and attacks by Israel, The New York Times reports.
Although the country has one of the largest supplies of natural gas and crude oil in the world, the Persian nation is in an emergency. “We are facing serious imbalances,” admitted President Masoud Pezeshkian
ON THE ROPES: Iran Barely Functioning Due To Severe Energy Shortage
Iran is suffering a severe energy crisis, with much of the country plunged into darkness, industries closed down, and manufacturing at a halt, the New York Times reports. The situation has reached a critical point and the country has virtually shut down to save energy. The government is now facing a difficult choice: cutting gas service to Iranian homes in the middle of the winter, depriving them of their primary source of heat, or cutting the s…
While energy rationings officially came to an end for the residential sector, in the industrial sector they remain.
Iran’s energy crisis hits ‘dire’ point as industries are forced to shut down - West Hawaii Today
Government offices in Iran are closed or operating at reduced hours. Schools and colleges have moved to online only. Highways and shopping malls have descended into darkness, and industrial plants have been denied power, bringing manufacturing to a near halt.
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