Shahid Mofatteh Power Plant matters in the Hormuz Graph because it supports the power context of Hamadan and the western-central corridor linking Tehran, Kermanshah, Kurdistan, Markazi, and Lorestan-facing markets. Its role connects urban demand, agriculture-linked electricity use, industrial estates, cold-season load, grid resilience, and environmental pressure in a province positioned between central Iran and western border economies. The asset is analytically useful for understanding how power reliability affects manufacturing, food processing, logistics, and public services in a non-coastal but corridor-sensitive province.