Is Iran experiencing a systemic energy crisis?

Iran is experiencing a systemic energy crisis, Shaffer said. She added that the crisis has also triggered a severe environmental problem, as power plants resort to burning heavy oil, causing dangerous levels of air pollution. There are multiple factors behind Iran's current energy crisis, Shaffer explained.

How will Iran's energy crisis affect the economy?

A daily natural gas shortage of 350 million cubic meters and the shutdown of 17 power plants is projected to reduce industrial production by 30% to 50%. The crisis is expected to lead to tens of billions of dollars in economic losses. 'Iran's energy crisis is a systemic issue'

Why is Iran Facing a severe energy bottleneck?

Iran, despite having one of the world's largest oil and gas reserves, is facing a severe energy bottleneck, driven by heavy economic sanctions, inadequate infrastructure investment, and increasing domestic energy demand.

Is Iran Facing a full-scale energy meltdown?

In the past, Iran experienced occasional shortages of gas or refined products, but this time the country is facing a full-scale energy meltdown, with simultaneous shortages of electricity, natural gas, and refined fuels, Prof. Brenda Shaffer, a faculty member at the US Naval Postgraduate School told Anadolu.