Iraq's Electricity 41% Non-Government

The ECO Iraq Observatory report shows that 41% of Iraq's electricity comes from non-governmental sources, as the system relies on purchasing energy from investment projects and connecting with neighboring countries, reflecting weak domestic generation. Hydroelectric power production experienced a sharp decline of 50.8%, due to the ongoing drought and water shortages, dropping from approximately 3.48 million MWh in 2024 to 1.71 million MWh in 2025. The sector also suffers from reduced efficiency of gas and steam plants to less than 20%, with delayed maintenance and a shortage of spare parts causing lines and generators to go out of service, further exacerbating the challenges of meeting Iraq's electricity demand.

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