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Iran energy security and management initiatives

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Latest: Iran expands electricity infrastructure and regional connectivity

Iran has initiated several strategies to enhance energy security and stability. In the Sistan and Baluchestan province, authorities have called for comprehensive energy management plans, including fuel reserves and deman

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Iran weather: extreme heat, storms, and widespread flooding

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Latest: Iran weather service warns of rain, thunderstorms, and snow

Throughout late summer and autumn 2026, Iran faced extreme environmental volatility, ranging from intense heatwaves and dust storms to heavy precipitation and flooding. In August, the country experienced severe heat, wit

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Iran vehicle import, electrification, and scrapping policies

5 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Iran halts passenger vehicle import registrations due to currency constraints

Iran has introduced new regulations regarding vehicle imports and domestic usage. Under a program based on the 2025 budget law, the Comprehensive Trade System allows Iranian citizens living abroad to import one passenger

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Infrastructure damage in Iran conflict

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Latest: Iran reports multiple deaths and injuries from weather and accidents

Iranian officials reported extensive damage to national infrastructure following recent conflict. Energy Minister Abbas Aliabadi stated that enemies targeted more than 2,000 infrastructure points, specifically aiming to

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Iran electricity supply and tariff management

6 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Iran warns of winter gas shortages and potential electricity blackouts

Iran is addressing various challenges regarding its electricity supply and costs. Officials from the power company Tavanir clarified that recent spikes in residential electricity bills were not caused by price hikes, but

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