Iran Eyes Solar

Filed in archive Solar on May 30, 2007

And not for anything destructive. In fact, this is one of news from Iran that I welcome. According to this article from Press TV, Solar Heating is now starting in Iran. The Iranian Fuel Conservation Organization (IFCO) is carrying out a 5-year plan to install solar heaters in critical facilities, despite the accessibility to oil. Iran could be on the right track on this one.

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