In a shocking paradox, the electricity crisis is worsening this summer in Iran, an energy exporter, invading the household sector after inflicting heavy losses on the industrial sectors and causing work to be suspended in a number of provinces, coinciding with the rise in temperatures.
After the recovery of the energy sector in Iran - following the few years following the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) - the new generations in this oil and gas exporting country have not known power outages in the household sector, but the problem has worsened this year after it began to appear in recent years.
