The hottest week in the country from the point of view of meteorological satellites + film
According to the economic reporter of Fars news agency, according to the forecast of the world meteorological centers, the coming week will be the hottest week in Iran in recent years, and many big cities of Iran will experience temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius.
In this regard, the Meteorological Organization, by announcing a relative increase in temperature and stability in the atmosphere in most provinces, issued a yellow level warning for the occurrence of temperatures above 49 degrees in some areas, especially in the southwest of the country, until the end of the week.
According to the meteorological announcement, starting today in the provinces of West Azarbaijan, East Azarbaijan, Zanjan, Qazvin, Alborz, Tehran, Gilan, Mazandaran and Golestan, we are facing a relative increase in temperature.
Also, due to the possibility of heat stroke, increased consumption of energy carriers, possibility of fire in pastures and fields, and possibility of damage caused by temperature stress in agriculture, animal husbandry and bee breeding, a yellow alert has been issued.
* Iran’s hottest week in the last 11 years is coming
In this regard, Mohammad Abbasnejad, an expert on climate and meteorology, said in an interview with Fars reporter: In terms of the overall and extensive conflict, the coming week is the hottest week in the country in the last 11 years, and this heat can be problematic in many areas.
*Increasing temperature and 2 challenges for the electricity industry
At the same time as the heat increases, the peak electricity consumption will also reach its maximum due to the increase in the use of cooling devices, and saving people in electricity consumption can significantly contribute to the stability of the country’s electricity network.
On the other hand, the increase in temperature causes the efficiency of thermal power plants to decrease due to thermodynamic reasons and the supply of electricity is challenged. On this basis, these two factors cause the electricity industry to face a challenge, and to overcome this challenge, it is necessary to manage household electricity consumption by people.
In this regard, in order to increase people’s motivation to save electricity, a savings bonus scheme and payment of a bonus equal to 20 times the electricity sales rate to the people has been put on the agenda, and in the first month of this plan’s implementation, 35% of household subscribers have received more than 220 billion tomans in bonuses. have taken.
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