Electrical hookup for 331 homes costing 1.317 million dinars
In August, the Higher Guidance Committee for Rural Villages in Jordan approved the extension of electrical power to approximately 331 homes and sites, at a total cost of 1.317 million Jordanian dinars, utilizing both standard grid networks and solar cell systems. The support included residential homes inside and outside organized area boundaries, as well as projects supporting the agricultural sector and farmers—such as poultry farms, cattle farms, aquaculture projects, and artesian wells outside organized areas—with costs reaching up to 470,000 dinars for homes, 96,000 dinars for agricultural projects, and 252,000 dinars for artesian wells. Additionally, projects serving government sectors, street lighting—especially along roads leading to cemeteries—were supported with costs of up to 38,000 and 21,000 dinars, respectively. As part of renewable energy support, the committee approved installing solar panel systems for 49 impoverished households, at a cost of 49,000 dinars, aiming to reduce electricity bills and improve beneficiaries’ living standards. Capacities of the transformation stations were also increased at a cost of 55,000 dinars to address power weaknesses and reduce wastage, along with ongoing efforts to develop power connection services to ensure high quality and comprehensive service coverage.
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