An as yet un-named Chinese company has invested $500m in the development of a coal fired power plant in Tabas, central Iran, the Iranian deputy energy minister has announced.
Mehr news agency quoted Mohammad Behzad as saying that the power project will have a 650 MW capacity.
The project is scheduled to be completed within 74 months, he said, adding that the administration planned to roll out 5 GW of coal-fired projects across the country.
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