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Armenia and Iran to build largest Hydro power plant in Caucasus

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    Armenia and Iran to build largest Hydro power plant in Caucasus

    Iran and Armenia will build on the Araz River the largest hydroelectric power station in the Caucasus, Iranian agency IRNA quoted Armenian Energy and Natural Resources Deputy Minister.

    "The hydroelectric power station will be built in Megrid on the Armenian side of the river and in Garachalar on the Iranian side," Armenian Energy and Natural Resources Deputy Minister Ara Simonian said.

    The hydroelectric power station will produce annually 800 million kWh of electricity and will have no analogues in the South Caucasus, he said.

    In order to execute this project, both countries will provide a place on the Araz River and will ensure safety of the station, Simonian said.

    During construction there will be no restrictions for workers to enter and exit the two countries, he said.

    Simonian added that the draft had been prepared and its implementation would be carried out upon signing a contract between Iran and Armenia.
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    Re: Armenia and Iran to build largest Hydro power plant in Caucasus

    Nice. Most electricity in NZ comes from hydroelectric power, only problem is when the rainfall declines so does the power.

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      Re: Armenia and Iran to build largest Hydro power plant in Caucasus

      nice

      finally some good news in armenia

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        Re: Armenia and Iran to build largest Hydro power plant in Caucasus

        Originally posted by Ari View Post
        nice

        finally some good news in armenia
        What about the land that will be flooded? Or the acres of forests that will be certain to be felled in order for the power lines to reach Yerevan (the electricity won't be needed or intended for Megri or anywhere else in that sparsely-populated part of Armenia). Will be good news for the local criminal oligarchs of course.
        Plenipotentiary meow!

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