الجمعة، 24 مايو 2013

Damages failure to provide the industrial and service sectors electricity amounted to 355 billion pounds

Damages failure to provide the industrial and service sectors electricity amounted to 355 billion pounds
Article Date: 05/23/2013

Economic Newspapers:

Data confirmed "the Ministry of Electricity," that the financial losses to the national economy amounted to 355 billion pounds, as a result of failure to provide the industrial and service sectors with electricity.

It showed according to the newspaper "revolution" government that, with regard to direct damages are human, material, and human losses have reached the number of the martyrs of the electricity sector until the date of 31 3 2013 to 93 martyrs and 36 kidnapped and 170 wounded, while material losses direct result of the attack on the system Electric has reached about 17 billion pounds, the largest in the "General Establishment for Electricity Distribution", reaching about 16 billion pounds, and of course these figures were computed according to the book value of the materials without regard to inflation happening in the prices of equipment electricity, as well as the inflation caused by the economic sanctions.

And there is damage of another kind caused by the economic sanctions on Syria, causing a halt implementation of projects generating stations and conversion and energy transport networks, due to lack of implementation of financing agreements for projects, such as the expansion of Station Deir Ali can 750 MW and power plant project Deir al-Zour also 750 MW .

It is also a result of the chaos can not those responsible in the "Ministry of Electricity," from the levy and collection of receivables and receivables in most of the provinces which today is estimated tens of billions of Syrian pounds.




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