Towards Sustainable Energy Independence:
By leveraging Syria''s abundant solar irradiance, long sunny days, and vast desert land, this project provides a viable solution to meet
After more than thirteen years of war, Syria's electricity crisis has only deepened, compounding the suffering of its people. The former Assad government failed to secure stable energy supplies, and as shortages worsened and fuel prices soared, the regime turned to solar energy projects as an alternative, seeking to mitigate the crisis.
As the electricity crisis worsens, solar energy is no longer just an option – it has become an unavoidable necessity. Yet the high cost of installing photovoltaic systems has pushed many Syrians to rely on subsidized loans, particularly those provided by the Renewable Energy Support Fund, which offers interest-free financing.
In minute 2 of the video, German-made electronic equipment from Siemens was visible, while later on in minutes 3, 9, and 30, machinery bearing the Mitsubishi Electric logo appeared—clear indications that sanctioned technology had been procured and installed in Syria before the collapse of the Assad regime.
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