- Policy decisions regarding fossil fuels are causing disruptions to oil flow from the Middle East, tied to geopolitical stability.
- IRENA noted heavily subsidized energy tariffs in Iraq, which supplies up to 40 percent of the gas needed for power stations.
Government sets ambitious energy targets for the electricity sector in Iraq.
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What happened
Government sets ambitious energy targets for the electricity sector in Iraq.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Iraq
sovereign state in Western Asia
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Ministry of Electricity
Iraqi federal government ministry
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