Iran's renewable energy has quadrupled to 5,000 megawatts, yet Israel threatens its destruction within 24 hours, but every megawatt built is a message that no threat will darken Iran's future.

Iran’s Sistan and Baluchestan province is emerging as a strategic hub for renewable energy, capitalizing on its natural wind and solar resources to address growing electricity demand.

Iran’s foreign minister says the ministry is committed to international marketing and supporting the export of Iranian technology products, particularly in the field of renewable energy.

Golestan province is emerging as Iran’s green energy hub by combining moderate solar and wind resources with innovative incentives, distributed generation, and community-focused development strategies.

Iran’s president inaugurates 250 megawatts of new solar power plants.

The latest initiative, which envisions the construction of solar power plants adjacent to hydroelectric dams, takes advantage of Iran’s natural resources and existing infrastructure.

Khuzestan hosts Iran's largest fossil energy sources, but the province is also rich in renewable energy sources such as solar energy, biofuel, biomass, and wind energy.