Assistant Professor in Energy Politics @BIUPolitics | Senior Researcher @BESA_Center | Former Lecturer @WashU and @Rice_Biz, Former @INSSIsrael and @HMSstrategy
Iran has ~130 large power plants, and ~400 small plants. It's a large system but it often struggles to meet growing domestic demand, driven partly by crypto mining and heavily subsidized electricity prices. During summer, demand reaches 76GW, but grid supplies only 78% of that ->
-> Gaza also has an independent diesel-fueled power plant that generates 25% of its needs, and the rest is generated through a vast deployment of private diesel generators, and one of the largest share of rooftop solar PV panels in the world. -> 
The “Aphrodite” gas field was discovered in Cyprus waters by Noble Energy (now Chevron) in December 2012 and is estimated to contain 130BCM. It remains undeveloped to this day, partly because 10% of it falls into Israeli economic waters and belongs to another reservoir ("Yishai") 
The Gaza Marine was discovered in the late 90s, estimated to contain 30BCM. It accordance with international law and a series of agreements made between Israel and the Palestinians in 1999, it belongs to the PA. But de-facto, it can’t be developed without Israeli approval.