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Iraq Available Power
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16 18 20 221 ~Iraq Peak 02 -.-Iraq Available [25272931
.tuly and August 2G08
Generatlan Production
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Saturday 23 Aua
SundaY 24 Aua
Monday 26 Aua
Tuesday 26 Aua
Wednesday 27 Aua
Thursday 28 Aua
Friday 29 Alia
• Accordmg to UNDP. from 1991 through Electrical
2001 average daily power production was
3300 Megawatts.
• As pan of an uneven upward trend,
electrical power reached a post-war peak of
3724 megawatts. Power station unreliability
due to obsolete and worn-out equipment
means progress will be uneven, although we
have posted project managers at every power
station.
• Repairs to ttansmission liDes are still slow.
A recent survey shows that about 620
ttansmission towers are down.
• The Oil-Power Fuel Task Force is working ro eosure adequate fuel is available for
increased generatiou. Collaboration and results are positive. Shortage of diesel is a
limiting factor and other fuel sources are being sought.
• Signed an agreement with Turkey to import SOMW growing to a potential of
IOOMW of power iD exchange for dollars and #6 fuel oil.
200
3105
3375
3408
3463
3715
3420
3734
7-daY Averaae
3488
Goal for 1 OCtober 03
4.400
Goal mld-2004
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Monday
Tuesday
• Loading of crude oil tankers
at MABOT, averages
600,000-700,000 bblld.
• Export pipeline to Turkey
sabotaged on lS
August is ~ but has
nolhillg to expon until crude
oil pipeline sabotaged on 29
August between Kirkuk and
Bayji is repaired.
• Basta Refinery on independeat power and p.roduclng all products.
• LPG and Beozene will be imported until spring 2004.
DallY CJI Production (In millions of barrels)
1.71
1.81
1.10
1.61
1.67
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Thursday
1.58
1.53
Averaae for the Week
1.54
1426
• School year starts 15 September in ~K~·1.:.::2:..;::Sc~h:.:.:ooi~B=ui::::ld.::.:.i~e~---1----:..::10:.::5~13~
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• Textbook issuance set bact by
contract and Iraqi printer problems
and death of the UNICEF lead.
• Additioaally, the military has compleccd 1,180 school projects (not all are
construction) under CERP.
• Major clearance problem is
invasive weeds that diminish
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• Project geoerates employment
for unskilled workers, 2.S
million man-days to date.
• Over $6.5 USD injected into
the rural economy.
• Banking procedures bamper dle payment of workers.
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9000
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• No evidence of epidemics.
• Disease rates reflected above are not
higher than pre-war disease rates.
• MOH has graduated two classes of 76
Iraqi Emergency Medical Service
students who now serve as First
Responders in Iraq.
• Results negative for radiation effects
for all 2,600 (from a universe of
4,000) potentially affected by radiation
at the AI Tuwaith nuclear research
site.
1 s. 03
1,453
240
9.000
53196
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seaae nc ance Janu•rv· uly
NewTB Cases
6,000
Malaria Cases
124
Lelshmanlasls Incidents
1,500
Cholera
150
N~ Diagnosed HIV
4
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• Saddam did oot permit mobile phone service.
• A Coalition-Iraqi source selection board is reviewing proposals for a oew
service to be operative by the end of December.
• Service provider(s) will be announced 12 September.
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