ALBAWABA – In a move to reduce costs on Jordan’s energy sector, which has been under pressure from the Iran War and regional tensions, Jordan’s PM Dr. Jafar Hassan has inaugurated two new natural gas stations in the port city of Aqaba.
The project has cost the Jordanian government around $16 million and is set to reduce energy costs by 30-65 percent across the Kingdom’s industrial cities with the initial capacity for the stations being 30,000 cubic meters per day expandable to 90,000.
The move is the latest in a streak of sound…
