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Iran Has Taken Steps to Reduce Dependency on Fossil Fuels

Iran Has Taken Steps to Reduce Dependency on Fossil Fuels
Iran Has Taken Steps to Reduce Dependency on Fossil Fuels

Iran is a dry and semi-arid country with limited water resources and limited rainfall; however, considering its vast land area, diverse climate, high altitude, vast plains and long coasts, there are numerous windy and sunny areas in the country, which make it a potential hub for harnessing wind and solar power.
Installed green energy capacity has reached 1,000 MW. Currently, 100 large renewable power plants are operating, 42% produce solar energy, 41% wind, 13% hydroelectric, 2% via waste heat and 2% biomass.

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