Keralam power crisis: KSEB makes fresh attempt at tapping coal linkage under SHAKTI policy
Makes a request for qualification for the supply of 500 megawatts of round-the-clock power for a period of 25 years
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Makes a request for qualification for the supply of 500 megawatts of round-the-clock power for a period of 25 years
Four small hydro projects with a combined capacity of 39.5 megawatt will be completed by April-May 2027
KSEB urges KWA to shift water pumping to daytime solar hours or off-peak periods. It asks industries to shift their energy-sensitive processes to off-peak hours.
Satheesan says this ‘should allow Keralam to take control of’ the power situation
Consumption so far in September has averaged 93.6 mu, which is arguably unprecedented for Keralam which is accustomed to cooler weather and lower State-wide electricity usage during June-September southwest monsoon season
Satheesan sets a one-week deadline for the government to mitigate the current power crisis. However, he stressed the need for long-term strategic planning to transform Keralam into a power-surplus State
Keralam is facing a severe power crisis, leading Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan to announce emergency measures. Congress-led UDF govt is now collaborating with eight States and power agencies to secure immediate electricity and develop a revised power policy for long-term energy security even as KSEB has imposed power restrictions due to supply shortages
Electricity board floats tender to procure 300 MW to 800 MW to meet power demand from October to December this year
KSEB chairperson and managing director says the board will expand the system used to notify consumers in advance about power restrictions. He says State’s peak demand touched a record 5,400 MW on Thursday, whereas it recorded a lower average demand of 4,224 MW in September last year