Talks with Iraq on Electricity Prices
The article focused on the efforts of the Jordanian National Electric Power Company in negotiating with Iraq regarding electricity sales prices and contracted quantities, based on the actual costs of the exported electricity. It also discusses the two sides' plan to expand the electrical interconnection at a voltage of 400 kV to increase the exchange capacity to approximately 1,000 MW, compared to the current capacity of between 150 and 200 MW. This is part of a project to enhance cooperation in the energy sector, with Iraq continuing to receive electricity from the Jordanian region, as the supply agreement has been extended until the 400 kV connection is completed.
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