According to Tehran Regional Electricity News Agency, Ali Khorasani, Director of Public Relations Office of Tehran Regional Electricity Company, in a telephone interview with Radio Farhang (Realm of Culture) while explaining a brief history of the permanent exhibition of electricity evolution (Museum of Electricity Industry) about the facilities and features The exhibition said: “Due to the current special conditions of Tehran, the possibility of virtual visits, which have been provided for free for many years, is available, and God willing, with the corona problem resolved in the future, the possibility of free visits in person.” (As in the past) will be provided.

Explaining the current situation of this complex, he said: “This exhibition is located in the northeastern side of Shohada Square, the old electricity complex of Tehran.” To the east of this large complex is an old power plant that now operates as a (permanent exhibition) museum.

Referring to the historical, industrial and educational history of the Museum of Electricity Industry of Iran, Khorasani added: In 1374, it was built on a 4,500 square meter land in 4 separate floors in a green space where one of the oldest power plants in Tehran was located. And in those objects, treasures and old documents related to 120 years ago, which were imported to Iran by the order of Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar and used for lighting in the court, as well as objects related to the first private power plant, the halls of this museum are zigzagged and Next to the 5,000 kW power plant, each section is separated by four steps.

The director of the public relations office of the Tehran Regional Electricity Company added in this regard: In the halls of the Museum of the Electricity Industry of Iran, you can also see old appliances and new devices, which are arranged in the museum in a way that evolves the Iranian electricity industry with valid documents and photos. , From pre-Achaemenid period burners to the display of oil candles and lamps, as well as the first generators that include a variety of lamps, from Edison lamps to current lamps and methods of energy production by wind and light generators in a replica and practically exhibited It becomes.

Those interested in visiting the virtual website and obtaining more information can refer to the exhibition website (museum) at the following address: https://museum.trec.co.ir.