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Desalination Project to Come on Stream at Iranian Nuclear Plant – Tehran, Iran

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) will contribute to the construction of the desalination plant in Bushehr, which will have a capacity of 70,000 cubic meters per day, he said.

A major water desalination project will be launched at the Bushehr nuclear power plant in south of Iran in the coming weeks, an official said.

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Desalination Project to Come on Stream at Iranian Nuclear Plant – Tehran, Iran2022-12-11T23:15:35+01:00

75 water desalination plants operating across Iran – Tehran

Iran’s National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company is operating and constructing 95 water desalination plants with a total capacity of 634,000 cubic meters per day across the country, of which 75 plants are currently operational, according to an official with the company.

“Based on the government’s plan to develop the capacity of water desalination plants and to expand the use of these facilities, over the next four years, at least 400,000 cubic meters per day will be added to the capacity of the country’s water desalination plants,” Golrizan said.

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75 water desalination plants operating across Iran – Tehran2022-12-11T23:18:33+01:00

Persian Gulf water transfer project inaugurated – Tehran

These shortages caused many rivers and wetlands in these areas to dry up continuously and consequently, some agricultural plains are not cultivated anymore.

This has created significant problems for the rural population in these regions whose main source of income is farming and it is also threatening the country’s food security.

The agriculture sector is not the only area that is affected by the water problems in the mentioned regions since most of the cities located in the said areas like Isfahan and Yazd are industrial centers and water [
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Persian Gulf water transfer project inaugurated – Tehran2020-11-07T14:18:38+01:00

Rouhani inaugurates major water desalination, transfer project – Iran

The project was inaugurated through video conference as part of a government program based on which, every week a major project will be inaugurated across the country.

Some 163 trillion rials (about $3.88 billion) has been invested in the mentioned project which is being implemented by the Energy Ministry in collaboration with the Industry, Mining, and Trade Ministry.

This project is aimed at transmitting Persian Gulf water to Hormozgan and Kerman provinces after being desalinated in a modern desalination plant.

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Rouhani inaugurates major water desalination, transfer project – Iran2020-11-06T12:32:15+01:00

Energy Ministry allows using 26 bcm seawater for industrial purposes – Tehran

According to Ardakanian, coastal provinces such as Hormozgan, Sistan-Baluchestan, and Bushehr can use seawater in projects that do not require water desalination like aquaculture or for cooling the towers of thermal power plants.

“Up to 26 billion cubic meters of seawater has been allocated for such uses, which can be used in coastal provinces as required,” the official said.

He also noted that for those projects that need the seawater to be desalinated, necessary licenses have been issued in the mentioned provinces.

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Energy Ministry allows using 26 bcm seawater for industrial purposes – Tehran2020-07-18T17:53:59+02:00

Department of Environment opposes water transfer from Persian Gulf – Tehran – Iran – Persian Gulf

With regard to the environmental conditions of the Persian Gulf, the Department of Environment (DOE) has taken a firm stand against water transfer from this body of water, deputy environment chief, Masoud Tajrishi, has said.

Mahmoud Shayan, a board member of Bank Melli Iran has said that the project of water transfer from the Persian Gulf to central provinces will complete by next year, Mehr news agency reported on September 30.

Shayan explained that a consortium of nine Iranian banks have invested some $428 million in the project so [
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Department of Environment opposes water transfer from Persian Gulf – Tehran – Iran – Persian Gulf2018-10-03T22:43:08+02:00

The water crisis in Iran; the government has “taken out with the permission of the leader from the National Development Fund”


 Eshagh Jahangiri, the first vice president of Iran, has said that the first government of Hassan Rouhani, “with a special permission”, has received Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei only once from the National Development Fund.

Mr. Jahangiri has said the reason for this is to provide supplies for drinking water from the West of Iran, with a surplus of over $ 8 billion. The first lieutenant of the Iranian president read on the issue of drinking water as a national issue, saying that this is the only time that the government has withdrawn a special permit [
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The water crisis in Iran; the government has “taken out with the permission of the leader from the National Development Fund”2017-09-11T17:56:56+02:00
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