http://www.grd.usace.army.mil/news/releases/20061127.pdfGreat source, thanks for the link.
This link goes to a website -scroll down to page 7 - which itemizes the many projects completed (more that 2600) and underway (more than 600) in Iraq. Its map should complement Dio's map of Iran, because it shows Lots of little green dots signifying "DOD projects" all along the Iraq-Iran border plus some along the Syria and Jordan borders. Since it is .pdf format, I do not know how to reproduce the map here, but I hope someone will do it.
Before the Liberation, Sunni Baghdad had lots of electricity. The rest of the country had perhaps an hour a day. The total kilowatt hours produced now is the highest in Iraq's history, and people with jobs have money to buy more items that come plugs and electric cords.
Remember how the cry of the Left before 2003 was all about thousands of Iraqi children dieing monthly as a result of UN sanctions. That mantra seems to have been completely erased from the memory of those who have to make everything Bush's fault.
Are you sure that production used to be as high as you claim, or is that more propaganda from the leftist press?