Q&A: Electricity Minister Majid Mahdi Hantoush
Iraq is racing to improve electricity service in time for summer — and reduce dependence on Iranian energy imports — with new cross-border tie lines, more generation capacity, and initiatives to rein in demand.
BAGHDAD - There are many ways the Iraqi government could deliver 24 hours of electricity service per day – but none without a financial or political cost.
In a wide-ranging interview with Iraq Oil Report in Baghdad, Iraqi Electricity Minister Majid Mahdi Hantoush outlined his approach to improving power supplies.
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