Noted in a small line in an article on another subject...
From this article on the attack on Wolfowitz's hotel:
Prewar electricity production was 3,300 megawatts, officials said, which had dropped to 200 megawatts on May 1, the day Mr. Bush declared the end of major combat. Power production is now up to 4,417 megawatts.
Considering that war critics have in the past months been unable to go for five minutes without mentioning the lack of utilities in Iraq after the war, one would think this little feat would warrant at least one headline. Had you heard this anywhere else?