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Telangana's Peak Power Demand Drops Sharply by 5,500 MW as Rains and Cooler Weather Bring Relief

Telangana's Peak Power Demand Drops Sharply by 5,500 MW as Rains and Cooler Weather Bring Relief

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    SRINAGAR: With the onset of winters, Hydro power generation in Jammu and Kashmir declines by nearly 80 percent—thus raising a question on supply to consumers during the peak winter season. An official informed that the hydel power generation from the J&K owned projects was fluctuating between…

    — Kashmir Life

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    Telangana’s peak power demand fell to 14,546 MW on November 1, nearly 5,500 MW below the October 16 record, easing pressure on power utilities amid rainfall and cooler weather.

    — Deccan Chronicle

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Telangana’s peak power demand fell to 14,546 MW on November 1, nearly 5,500 MW below the October 16 record, easing pressure on power utilities amid rainfall and cooler weather.

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Telangana's Peak Power Demand Drops Sharply by 5,500 MW as Rains and Cooler Weather Bring Relief

Telangana’s peak power demand fell to 14,546 MW on November 1, nearly 5,500 MW below the October 16 record, easing pressure on power utilities amid rainfall and cooler weather.

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