According to information from Mohammed Aladdad, head of Iran's state-owned power company Tawanir, the recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran have caused “extensive damage” to the country's electricity infrastructure. Aladdad said, “About 4,200 megawatts of power supply capacity in Iran's power grid has been damaged, and more than 2,000 locations across the entire grid have been damaged.” “The scale of damage this time was extremely large, directly reducing the pressure carrying capacity of the power grid and the speed of emergency repair and recovery during peak electricity consumption periods.” He said that extreme heat this summer has further increased the load pressure on Iran's power grid.

According to information from Mohammed Aladdad, head of Iran's state-owned power company Tawanir, the recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran have caused “extensive damage” to the country's electricity infrastructure. Aladdad said, “About 4,200 megawatts of power supply capacity in Iran's power grid has been damaged, and more than 2,000 locations across the entire grid have been damaged.” “The scale of damage this time was extremely large, directly reducing the pressure carrying capacity of the power grid and the speed of emergency repair and recovery during peak electricity consumption periods.” He said that extreme heat this summer has further increased the load pressure on Iran's power grid.