In a recent announcement, the head of Iran's Power Generation, Distribution, and Transmission Company (Tavanir) revealed the successful implementation of 36 electricity consumption management packages across the country. These packages were specifically designed to reduce electricity consumption and promote energy efficiency. According to the official statement, the implementation of these packages has already yielded positive results, leading to a noticeable reduction in electricity consumption nationwide. The move comes as part of the government's efforts to address the growing demand for electricity and ensure a sustainable and reliable power supply for households and businesses. The electricity consumption management packages encompass a range of measures, including public awareness campaigns, incentives for energy-efficient appliances, and the introduction of smart metering systems. Additionally, the packages aim to optimize energy usage in various sectors, such as industry, agriculture, and commercial buildings. By promoting energy-efficient practices and encouraging responsible consumption, the government hopes to alleviate the strain on the country's power grid, particularly during peak demand periods. This initiative is expected to contribute to long-term energy security and environmental sustainability. The successful implementation of these packages is a significant step towards achieving Iran's energy efficiency goals and reducing its carbon footprint. The government plans to continue monitoring the impact of these measures and make necessary adjustments to ensure their effectiveness in the long run.