Huge Power Deficit, Iraq Opens Doors to Solar+Storage
On October 20, the Iraqi government announced a major policy: import tariffs on complete solar and energy storage systems will be slashed from 5% directly to 0%.
Modules, inverters, cables, and accompanying lithium batteries are all reduced to zero at once. As a country whose power system is pushed to its absolute limits, Iraq is sending a clear invitation to external suppliers with this zero-tariff policy.
Data shows Iraq’s peak power demand is around 50-55 GW, but available generation capacity is only 27-28 GW—a deficit of nearly half. Nearly 40% of its power generation relies on Iranian natural gas, a supply chain highly vulnerable to regional conflicts. Summer blackouts are the norm, and Baghdad households spend $100-$300 per month on diesel generators.
High diesel costs and a fragile grid make “solar + storage” an absolute necessity in the Iraqi market. More importantly, the core of this zero-tariff policy is “complete systems”—which perfectly aligns with Chasun Solar’s one-stop integrated supply model.
Chasun Solar‘s One-Stop Solution, Perfectly Aligned with Duty-Free Policy
Chasun Solar provides a true “one-stop complete solar+storage system” to ensure your shipments enjoy the 0% tariff benefits:
Why Choose Chasun Solar?
Authorized distributor for Jinko and other Tier-1 brands, ensuring genuine and traceable products.
A 10,000㎡ LiFePO₄ battery production base, ensuring stable lead times.
Direct container loading at the factory to reduce logistics costs and cargo damage.
Providing complete export and certification documents for the whole system to facilitate fast customs clearance.
Seize the Opportunity, Act Now
The window for Iraq’s zero-tariff policy is open. Whoever secures a reliable, one-stop complete supply chain first will dominate this blue ocean. EPCs, project developers, and importers are welcome to contact us for exclusive solar+storage solutions and spot quotes for the Iraqi market!
Contact us today for your exclusive duty-free system solution!
Post time: Oct-29-2026