A new solar power and storage system donated by MAPNA Group was inaugurated at Iran University of Science and Technology (IUST) on November 15, 2025, in a ceremony attended by MAPNA Group’s and the university’s presidents.
At the 25th Iran International Electricity Industry Exhibition, MAPNA Group put on display its latest achievements—including a powerful 600 kW EV charger and a smart 215 kWh energy storage system—while announcing major cooperation agreements and laying the groundwork for future export and technological collaboration.
On the second day of Iran’s leading power and renewable energy exhibition, MAPNA Group signed new cooperation agreements to develop local technologies and held international meetings focused on exporting engineering and technical services.
MAPNA Group Signs New Agreements, Expands Global Engagements at Iran Energy Exhibition Read More »
MAPNA Group introduced two major innovations — a 600-kilowatt ultra-fast electric vehicle charger and the TITAN energy storage system — during the opening day of the Iran International Electricity Industry Exhibition in Tehran.
A mid-year report by Iran’s IGMC shows MAPNA Group controls a large share of the country’s wind energy capacity and is emerging as a leading renewable power actor.
MAPNA Dominates Iran’s Wind Power Sector in First Half of 1404: IGMC report Read More »
MAPNA Group synchronized the steam unit of the Qeshm combined-cycle power plant to Iran’s national grid.
Qeshm Steam Unit Successfully Synced to National Grid Read More »
The third gas unit (183 MW) of the Khorramabad Combined-Cycle Power Plant was officially inaugurated in Lorestan Province, marking a key step in ensuring stable power for the region.
Third 183 MW Gas Unit of Khorramabad Power Plant Officially Inaugurated Read More »
MAPNA Group has received the Final Acceptance Certificate (FAC) for the third steam unit at the Shirvan Combined Cycle Power Plant.
MAPNA Secures FAC for Third Steam Unit at Shirvan Power Plant Read More »
MAPNA Group has inaugurated expansion projects at the Parand Combined-Cycle Power Plant, adding 90 megawatts of new generation capacity and introducing a wastewater reuse system that sharply reduces the plant’s reliance on fresh water.
MAPNA Projects at Parand Power Plant Bring 90 MW More Capacity, Major Water Savings Read More »
