Officials at the headquarters of Breshna Company have announced the signing of the electricity import contract for 2024 with Turkmenistan, and they say that according to this contract, 1.8 billion kilowatts of electricity will be imported to Afghanistan per hour.

Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, inaugurated construction of a solar power plant near the Naghlo dam in Surobi district of Kabul.

A 30-member trade delegation from Uzbekistan arrived in Kabul. Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Afghanistan has announced.

Efforts are underway to resume practical work on major transit and energy projects between Central Asia and South Asia through Afghanistan. The office of the deputy PM for economic affairs said.

New Chamtal substation worth $800,000 inaugurated by the Chief Executive Officer of Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat, in Balkh province.

Afghanistan’s power utility company (DABS) met with officials from Türkmenenergo State Electric Power Corporation to discuss technical aspects of the electricity transmission project.

A number of industrialists and traders in Herat met with the Deputy Minister of Finance and Customs and the General Director of Customs of Afghanistan.

The construction of a small power dam has started in Kunar. The Ministry of Energy and Water of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) said.

Afghanistan will have sufficient electricity, produced locally, to service the country. Economic Deputy of the Prime Minister, Mulla Abdul Ghani Baradar said.

One of two electrical circuits feeding Kabul and other provinces with imported electricity has been repaired. Afghanistan’s power utility company, said.

200 family benefited from the electricity in Badghis with the expending of Qala-e-naw electricity.

This winter Due to the lack of city-provided electricity there is an increase in the harnessing of solar power by Kabul residents

Afghanistan Electricity Company has announced that the electricity imported from Uzbekistan to Afghanistan has been cut off due to technical problems.

Minister of energy and water of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), left Kabul for Turkey.

Minister of Energy and Water, has traveled to Uzbekistan to discuss the extension of the electricity purchase agreement.

The Chamber of Commerce and Investment said that, The rate of production in Kabul factories has declined by up to 50 percent due to increased electricity outages.

A transformer with a capacity of 160 kilovolts power was opened in Charsari village of Khanabad district. Local Kunduz officials said.

Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS) said the reason behind the longer and more frequent outages in Kabul is due to an electricity network problem in Uzbekistan.

Public sources in Herat province say that the electricity imported from Turkmenistan to this province has been cut off.

Local officials of Balkh province said that, a new power station opened to provide electricity for dozens of Balkh production factories.