Iran faces a car-free day due to energy crisis
Iran has launched a "Car-Free Day" initiative within the Ministry of Energy aimed at reducing fuel consumption amid a worsening energy supply crisis. The initiative involves supporting and encouraging employees to come to work without using their personal vehicles. It comes in response to directives from the president to promote public transportation and increase the production of hybrid cars. Iran's energy system is under severe pressure due to attacks on energy facilities, the loss of approximately 230 million cubic meters of gas production daily, as well as electricity shortages during the summer. The government is also focusing on increasing electricity generation from solar energy.
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