The development of sustainable energy -Panel

Northern and eastern Syria has faced many challenges since the beginning of the protests in Syria in 2011. Among these challenges, the Syrian government cut off the supply from within Syria, the drop in the water level on the Euphrates River, which led to the suspension of five turbines out of the six it was working in the dam, providing most of the region's electricity needs. The presence of Turkish forces and factions loyal to them at the Mabrouka substation on the M4 road. The result was the deterioration of the electricity sector, as well as basic services, and huge financial burdens for the population. The shortage of generation capacity was accompanied by unprecedented waste and excessive losses during electricity transmission, which adversely affected equity in the distribution to the cities, counties, and provinces of the Autonomous Administration.

Energy is urgently needed if we want to improve citizens' lives, reduce…