Spatial Analysis of the Production, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Energy and Its Impact on the Pollution of the Environment of the City of Mosul (Analytical study)
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The electrical sector face increase a year after year in Mosul city, which grow the power of city from the electrical sector slowly that not meets the population needs from electrical power. It which the power prepare in Mosul city about 612 megawatt that not enough to cover city needs that 1400 megawatt, but it needs to nesting the efforts made from the ministry of oil and electricity to cover the city needs of electricity. In the other side the electrical power increase the environmental polluting gases like Sox, Nox , Co , H2S and fine particles that had to work more seriously about the electrical power arrived to citizens and work to less the environmental polluting emissions.
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