Saving starts with the government.
Fatma Mohajerani, the government spokesperson, wrote in a note:
The issue of energy is an issue related to the daily life of the people, the security and comfort of families, the continuity of production and the future development of the country. From the heat of the houses on the cold days of the year to the lighting of the schools, the operation of the hospitals and the turning of the wheels of the factories, all depend on the stability of the energy supply. Therefore, talking about managing energy consumption is, first of all, talking about the responsibility of the government in protecting the quality of life of the people and protecting national resources.
Today, the issue of energy in Iran cannot be analyzed separately from the conditions the country has undergone and the pressures it still faces. The recent military attacks on the country's critical infrastructures, including energy production and processing facilities, affected some of the energy supply capabilities and doubled the need to protect, rebuild and increase the resilience of these infrastructures.
The government's responsibility goes beyond saving on administrative buildings. More important than that, is the change of the structures that provided the ground for wasting energy.
In a situation where some of the country's energy capabilities have been damaged due to military attacks, rebuilding the infrastructure, increasing the resilience of the network, reducing production and transmission losses, improving the efficiency of the power plants and developing renewable energies become doubly important. At the same time as managing the current difficult situation, the government must also plan to prevent the recurrence of disagreements in the future.