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1 Razavi Khorasan Khaf Tiz Bad Niroo Wind 100 87.20 06/21/2008 No. 9, 4Th Felestin St., Mashhad Tel.: 05117640897 Capacity Contract Raw Province Site Company Type of power plant Date of contract Address and Tel. (MW) number 1 Razavi Khorasan Khaf Tiz Bad Niroo Wind 100 87.20 06/21/2008 No. 9, 4th Felestin St., Mashhad Tel.: 05117640897 2 Razavi Khorasan Khaf Behin Ertebat Mehr Wind 100 90.20 06/27/2011 Unit 38, 9th Floor, No. 16, Haghtalab alley, South Allameh St., Saadat Abad St., Tehran Tel.: 02181704300 3 Razavi Khorasan Khaf Wind power plants Tavan Bad Wind 100 91.3184 07/31/2012 No. 18, Shahid Babak Bahrami alley, Vahid Dastjerdi Ave., Africa Ave., TehranTel.: 02188788361 4 Semnan Semnan Electronic sazan Semnan Solar 10 91.3182 09/24/2012 No. G44, Besharat St., Sedaghat St., Shargh industrial zone, SemnanTel.: 023133533424-7 5 Fars Shiraz Aryanir Solar 0.25 93.3611 07/14/2014 No. 2, Bahar3 St., Punak square, Ashrafi Esfahani highway, Tehran Tel.: 02144415000 6 Sistan & Baluchestan Mil-e Nader Arya Pars Sistan Wind 100 93.3612 10/08/2014 6th Floor, No. 32, Shahid Azadi St., Karimkhan zand Ave., Tehran Tel.: 02188924271 7 Gilan Gilan Pouyesh Kar Small hydro 2 92.3577 01/10/2015 2nd Jo Kandan, TaleshTel.: 0182435235 8 Gilan Shileh Vasht Pishro Sanat Salsal Small hydro 1 92.3578 02/04/2015 Homa building, Delavar alley, Shahid beheshti Blvd., Rasht Tel.: 09113327213 9 West Azarbayjan Miandoab Zarineh Miandob Biomass 2 93.3691 03/15/2015 Miandoab RoadBookan, West Azarbayejan Tel.: 09148241871, 09141803276 10 Ardabil Yamchi Jadeh Abrisham Giti Small hydro 0.6 92.3584 06/01/2015 No. 7, Nima alley, Artesh square, Ardabil Tel.: 04517716511 11 Razavi Khorasan Khaf Asia Sazan Modern Tarh Wind 75 94.64 02/24/2016 No. 32, 3rd Floor, Koh noor building, Bahar St., Tohid miani Ave., Isfahan Tel.: 0216291204-5 12 Sistan & Baluchestan Ramshar Roshd Sanaat Wind 12 94.66 03/12/2016 12th Floor, Sarv building, Akbari St., Beheshti St., Vali-e-Asr St., Tehran Tel.: 02188701733 13 Tehran Bagher Shahr Tabesh Hedayat Movaled Gostar Solar 1 94.53 03/15/2016 No. 5, Shahid Gheibi St., Qom St., Shahr Rey, Tehran Tel.: 02156529320 14 Tehran Varamin Tamin va tose-e Novin Tisfoon Solar 3.5 94.73 03/16/2016 No. 62, Shoosh square, Tehran Tel.: 02155187546 15 Alborz Payam Airport Abhar Solar 100 95.05 06/01/2016 No. 130, Noor mosque, Imam Khomeini St., Abhar Tel.: 09122104199 16 North Khorasan Jajrom Hamoon Mehr Afarin Solar 30 95.11 07/23/2016 No. 130, 5th Sadeghi, Shahid Sadeghi Blvd., Mashhad Tel.: 05137261136 17 Kerman Mahan Khorshid del Mahan Solar 10 95.12 08/01/2016 No. 8, 33rd alley, Abazar Shomali St., Kerman Tel.: 09131408736, 03432228833 18 Sistan & Baluchestan Zahedan Fadak Nimrooz Zahedan Wind 3.5 95.14 08/09/2016 No. 7, Sistan 14, Sistan St., Zahedan Tel.: 05433424215 19 Kerman Mahan Hezar Khorshid Mahan Boutia Solar 10 95.16 08/28/2016 6th Floor, Aba Saleh building, Dr. Shariati St., Kerman Tel.: 09131408736, 03432228833 20 North Khorasan Bojnord Kimia Daran Novin Shomal Waste heat recovery 1.5 95.19 09/03/2016 No.13, Behrouz St., Madar square, Mirdamad Blvd., Tehran Tel.: 02122900306 21 Kerman Mahan Energy Sabz Kavir Kish Solar 10 95.08 09/03/2016 No. 14, Golestan alley, Aghaalikhani St., Sheikh Bahaei Ave., Tehran Tel.: 02188626309 22 Yazd Abarkuh Foolad Behnavard Kavir Waste heat recovery 50 95.22 10/26/2016 Ardakan industrial zone, Ardarakn, Yazd Tel.: 03527274686-9 Postal code: 8953146337 23 Khozestan Bavi Mr. Abdol Amir Bavi Solar 10 95.29 10/26/2016 No. 44, Ziba St., Zeytoon Karmandi, Ahvaz Tel.: 09161165989 24 Khozestan Arvand Tose-e Zist Arvand Wind 47.3 95.36 11/02/2016 bahmanshir2, , Zolfaghari St., Abadan Tel: 09390446214 25 Semnan Damghan Faraz Pendaran Arya Moj Solar 10 95.17 12/04/2016 No. 6, Tallaie dead end, Nategh Noori St., Gol Nabi St., Pasdaran Ave., Tehran Tel.: 02124832000 26 Fars Abadeh Aftab Monavar Pars Solar 10 95.42 12/13/2016 Boostan building, Boostan Blvd, Sadra City, Shiraz Tel.: 02127624104 27 Fars Kharameh Aftab Monavar Pars Solar 10 95.43 12/13/2016 Boostan building, Boostan Blvd, Sadra City, Shiraz Tel.: 02127624104 28 Kerman Mahan Iranian Solar 10 95.41 12/21/2016 Sabz building, 1st alley, Shangarf st., Mirdamad St., Tehran Tel.: 02122223552 29 Yazd Bahabad Kimiadaran Kavir Small hydro 4 95.23 12/28/2016 Pasargad Building, Behroz St. , Madar Sq., Mirdamad BLVD, Tehran Tel: 02122251563 30 Tehran Haram-e Emam Khomeini Atrin Parsian Solar 1.5 95.32 01/18/2017 Unit B, 4th Floor, Zomorrod building, Southern Golestan St., Mahestan St., Shahrak-e-ghods, Tehran Tel.: 02188374206 31 Ardabil Ardabil Aryan Ardebil Solar 6 95.47 01/18/2017 No. 4&5, 1st Floor, Aryan building, Bakery square, Ardabil Tel.: 02533522233 32 Sistan & Baluchestan Ramshar Esteghrar Nirogah Pak Wind 13 95.48 01/24/2017 Unit 5, No. 4, 4th east alley, Vazri St., Ferdos Gharb Blvd, Tehran Tel.: 02144123279 33 Isfahan Nain Petro Poshtiban Shargh Solar 10 95.49 01/24/2017 Unit 1, 1st Floor, No. 30, Avesta St., Sheikh Bahaie Shomali St. Tehran Tel.: 02188063664-5 34 Yazd Ardakan Shid Energy Sadid Solar 10 95.55 01/31/2017 Unit 4, No. 5, Mehrdad alley, Pormeshkani St., Shariati St., Tehran Tel.: 02122881976 35 Yazd Nir Solar Tejarat Kish Solar 10 95.51 02/11/2017 Unit 4, No. 5, Mehrdad alley, Pormeshkani St., Shariati St., Tehran Tel.: 02122881976 36 Fars Sarvestan Behnad Energy Pars Lian Solar 4 95.56 02/11/2017 No. 202, 11th st., Khalabanan ave., Maali abad, Shiraz Tel.: 07136245464 37 Yazd Ardakan Tamin Energy Sabz Kavir Solar 10 95.59 02/19/2017 2nd Floor, No. 47, Hagh talab St.(26), Alame Jonobi St., Saadat Abad, Tehran Tel.: 02188565022 38 Qom Dam Shahr Zist Mahed Energy Damshahr Biomass 2 95.62 02/22/2017 No. 21, 2nd alley, Arabali St., Khoramshahr St., Tehran Tel.: 02188521459 39 Isfahan Ejiyeh Shams Rizan Isfahan Solar 7 95.10 03/04/2017 No. 4, Industrial zone of Ejiyeh, Ejiyeh, Isfahan Tel.: 09132687481 40 Qom Ganjineh Pak Bana Solar 5 95.108 03/05/2017 No. 44, Sanzar St., Novelo Chateau St., Ferdowsi St., Tehran Tel.: 02166744801 41 Semnan Shahmirzad Mahed Energy Cheshmeh Roziyeh Small hydro 3 95.114 03/05/2017 No. 21, 2nd alley, Arabali, Khoramshahr St., Tehran Tel: 88527610 42 Yazd Fahraj Energy Ava Yazd Solar 10 95.117 03/05/2017 No. 42, 13th Fath St., Tehran Tel.: 09038997411 Capacity Contract Raw Province Site Company Type of power plant Date of contract Address and Tel. (MW) number 43 Ardabil Namin Aftab Pileh Rod Namin Solar 0.2 95.118 03/05/2017 Hashteh village, Pileh Rod, Namin, Ardebil Tel.: 04532342262 44 Tehran Shahr-e-Rey Mehr Tabesh Solar 10 95.120 03/05/2017 No. 139, 4th St., main Blvd., Khorram dasht industrial zone, Abu road, Tehran Tel.: 02176212272 45 Razavi Khorasan Chenaran Borhan Solar Energy Solar 1 95.72 03/05/2017 No. 20, Vakil Abad 75, Mashhad Tel.: 09153168339 46 Razavi Khorasan Taybad Negin Setareh Marzi Taybad Shayan Solar 2 95.76 03/05/2017 No. 1, Razi alley, Jami Gharbi St., Saadi square, Taybad, Khorasan Razavi Tel.: 05154536686 47 East Azarbaijan Tikmeh Dash Tamin Nirooye Sam Waste heat recovery 2.5 95.77 03/05/2017 No. 2, Shariati St., Poleromi St., Tehran Tel.: 02122002857 48 Kerman Bam Noavaran Sanaat Bahman Wind 100 95.79 03/05/2017 No. 22, Pirooz Tower, Pirooz Sharghi St., Zafar St., Tehran Tel.: 02122912593 49 South Khorasan Mood- Birjand Vira Parto Noor Solabast Solar 20 95.81 03/05/2017 No. 32, Modares 4th, Modares Blvd., Birjand Tel.: 05632230007 50 Fars Hossein Abad- Abadeh Bargh Iranian (Taban) Solar 10 95.82 03/05/2017 No. 6, Rashel Kori St., Alvand St. Argentina square, Tehran Tel.: 02186083782 51 Yazd Khatam Nirogah Yazd Solar 10 95.85 03/05/2017 Shahid Zanbagh power plant, Jomhori Blvd., Yazd Tel.: 03535264502 52 Zanjan Tahm Solar Niroo Zangan Wind 5 95.88 03/05/2017 No. 417, 7th St., Phase 2, Mahdavai Blvd., Shahrak Karmandan, Zanjan Tel: 02433443566 53 Fars Darangan Mahd Tejarat Gostaran Atar Solar 10 95.89 03/05/2017 No. 11, Shekarabi St., Shariati St. , Tehran Tel. : 02186021854 54 Hamadan Beshik Tappeh Coriner Solar Energy Parsian Solar 7 95.90 03/05/2017 No. 50, Tavoos alley, Andalib St., Koi Motakhasesin, Hamadan Tel.: 08138229637 55 Qom Qom Ghadir Qom Solar 10 95.91 03/05/2017 No. 14, Ehtesham St., Nezami Ganjavi St., Tavanir St., Tehran Tel.: 02188191041 56 Fars Lamard Tose Petro Farayand Karkheh Solar 10 95.94 03/05/2017 No. 7, Nil St., Mirdamad Blvd., Tehran Tel.: 02122925685-9 57 Fars Torkan Tose Niroo Arman Sharif Solar 2 95.95 03/05/2017 Sharif Abad, Shahid Doran St., Modares Blvd., Shiraz Tel.: 07137411275 58 Ardabil Pars Abad Tolid Niro Bargh Vahab Small hydro 1.5 95.63 03/07/2017 No. 7, Nima alley, Artesh square, Ardabil Tel.: 04533748499, 09147420503 59 Qazvin Kahak Mapna Solar 2 95.64 03/07/2017 No. 231, Kajour St., Mirdamad Blvd. , Tehran Tel.: 02124711001-2 60 Khozestan Ahvaz Energy Se Hezar Arvand Solar 10 95.69 03/07/2017 No. 15, 3th St., Qafisheh, Abadan 61 Sistan & Baluchestan Mil-e Nader Tose Ofogh Energy No Asia Wind 50 95.70 03/07/2017 No. 31, Hagh Talab alley, Allameh Tabatabaei Jonobi St., Saadat Abad, Tehran Tel.: 02188691797 62 Razavi Khorasan Khaf Tose Afarinan Energy Pak Wind 50 95.71 03/07/2017 No. 31, Hagh Talab alley, Allameh Tabatabaei Jonobi St., Saadat Abad, Tehran Tel.: 02181704303 63 Semnan Garmsar Bam Kavir Solar 30 95.73 03/07/2017 No.
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