From Scorching Summer to Freezing Winter: Power Plant Fuel Reserves Complete

After a summer of striving to keep electricity supply stable, thermal power plant turbines must now prepare for the cold seasons, under the heavy shadow of the natural gas imbalance. Over the summer, the country's power plants—thermal, hydroelectric, and renewable—devoted all their capacity to meeting public demand, and they still need fuel to keep operating.

The turbines of thermal power plants, after trying to provide stable electricity in hot summer days, now have to go to welcome the cold seasons of the year; The days where the heavy shadow of gas dissatisfaction casts a shadow on them. In the summer, the country's power plants, including thermal, hydroelectric and renewable, gave all their power to meet the people's need to use electricity and they need fuel to continue their activities.