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Tripura Power Minister Ratan Lal Nath said the state is supplying 44–45 MW of electricity to Bangladesh during Durga Puja, despite local demand rising to 380 MW. Mizoram is also supplying 40 MW to Tripura to meet festive need

The study, led by researchers at the India Energy and Climate Center (IECC) at the University of California (UC) Berkeley, US, highlighted that India adds 10-15 million new ACs annually, with another 130-150 million expected over the next decade.

Considering the trends, the distribution companies have initiated measures to meet the demand exceeding 17000 MW during the ensuing summer season.

In January last year, Telangana's peak power demand was 13,810 MW but on January 31 this year, it touched 15,205 MW. In the past, the peak demand of 15,000 MW was recorded in March and this year it has reached this demand much earlier

Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TGSPDCL) has undertaken a massive exercise to meet the increasing demand for power supply during the upcoming summer season.

According to latest report of the CEA, Telangana surpassed Rajasthan, Karnataka and Punjab and reached 5th rank with its power demand touching 15,573 MW in August

The intense heat has driven electricity demand up to levels comparable with peak summer months.

With India clocking an economic growth of 8.2%, the demand for power has also shot up due to the increased economic activity

The maximum power demand met on Monday, stood at 9160 MW, way below the highest peak demand of 15,623 MW on March 8.

Hyderabad: The State’s power demand has remained elevated over the last one week even during the winter chill, keeping it above 220 million units. On Friday, the power demand in the State stood at 230.592 MU and the peak demand went up to 12,165 MW. In the last one week, the power demand in the […]

An "exceptionally" warm September this year saw a record-breaking power demand in Delhi.

This marks the fourth instance of peak load surpassing 15,000 MW since the State's formation, as stated by power officials.

As per the CEA report, Hyderabad's energy requirement would have a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6 percent in the next 6 years, increasing its need to more than 30,000 MU by 2024-25.

The demand for power on Friday stood at 200.492 million units, whereas it was 177.756 mu on the same day last year

The TSSPDCL has witnessed a 15 percent increase while the TSNPDCL has recorded a 6 percent increase in electricity connections during the 2022-23 fiscal

Gopala Rao said necessary steps were also taken to meet the requirements, particulary issues of low voltage, of farmers in tail-end areas

“No State in the country has implemented a scheme such as Aasara pensions,” he said during question hour in the State Legislative Assembly on Monday.

The rising power demand shows revival in economic activities leading to higher commercial and industrial demand, which was affected due to the pandemic.