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6. Fuel Consumption 4. Ancillary Services

Figure 13 illustrates how much fuel was consumed by thermal power plants in fiscal year. It is The ancillary services payment categorized by the service type (namely: frequency control, re-
dropped from about 23.55 Billion Cubic Meters in summer to 9.96 Billion Cubic
clear that natural gas was the dominant primary energy in Iran power generation sector. The active power and black start) is illustrated in Figure 11. It is evident that the frequency control
Meters in winter. The annual natural gas consumption increased by 2.4%
annual natural gas consumption increased by 2.4% compared to the last fiscal year. payment encompasses the largest share of revenue among the other services, which is due in no
compared to the last fiscal year.
As regards liquid fuel consumption, it dropped to its lowest level in spring and then gradually small part to the policies and instructions issued by the regulator of IREMA.
As regards liquid fuel consumption, it dropped to its lowest level in spring which
reached its peak in winter.
and then gradually reached its peak in winter.
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Figure 13: Volume of the Fuel Consumption in the Intended Fiscal Year
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6. Fuel Consumpti o n
6. Fuel Consumption
Figure 12: Average of Electricity Purchase Price
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Figure 13 illustrates how much fuel was consumed by thermal power plants in
Figu re 1 3 illustra tes ho w much fuel wa s c o nsu m e d by therma l po we r pla n ts in
6. Fuel Consumption
fiscal year. It is clear that natural gas was the dominant primary energy in Iran
14 fisc al year. It is c l ear that natural gas wa s th e dominant p r imary ene r gy in Ira n
Figure 13 illustrates how much fuel was consumed by thermal power plants in
power generation sectorsource from which the energy was produced. Although it
p o w e r ge ne ra tio n se ct or so ur c e f r o m wh ic h t h e e n e r gy w a s p r o d u c e d . Althou gh it
fiscal year. It is clear that natural gas was the dominant primary energy in Iran
power generation sectorsource from which the energy was produced. Although it
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