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Iraq has decided to award solar power projects to two UAE companies as part of ongoing plans to boost reliance on the cleaner source of energy and slash electricity imports from nearby Iran, the official Iraqi daily Alsabah reported on Monday. The two firms will build five solar power plants in the Western Alanbar Governorate, bordering Iran, with a combined production capacity of 150 megawatts, the paper said, quoting Alanbar’s Deputy Governor Jassim Abdullah. “We have agreed with two UAE companies to build those plants which will contribute to tackling power shortages in the Governorate,” Abdullah said. He did not identify the two firms apart from saying the contracts would be formally signed shortly and that the projects could be completed with 18 months after signing. Abdullah said the Governorate has formed a “renewable energy team” to oversee solar power projects, adding that the plants would be built on two selected sites.