Member of the Parliamentary power Committee, Dahel Radhi, showed today, Thursday, that Iraq wishes large portions of imported gasoline to operate most of the fuel-powered stations.
Radhi said in a assertion to dinaropinions.com, “Iraq wishes huge portions of imported gasoline,” noting that “the novel answer lies in making an investment in related gasoline.”
He introduced, “Iraq wastes large quantities of associated gasoline flaring,” noting that “there are contracts with Turkmenistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
He explained that “there are contracts with GE and Siemens companies to build new stations and transmission lines to satisfy the want for electricity in Iraq.”
