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- The state government is seeking an extra 150 megawatts of electricity from the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd to mitigate evening power cuts.
- Officials have already secured 650 megawatts from various sources and completed urgent generator maintenance to increase supply.
- Rising demand and the lack of long-term purchase agreements have contributed to current shortages.
- These initiatives aim to stabilize the power situation ahead of the upcoming monsoon season.
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- Outcome of the government meeting scheduled for Thursday
- Drafting of long-term power supply agreements
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V.D. Satheesan
Chief Minister
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“We hope to get another 150 MW from NPCIL. They had already supplied 150 MW at ₹4.65 per unit”
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…(MW) from Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) as part of its attempts to fill the gap in peak demand, which has led to power curbs in the evening hours, Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan said on Wednesday. “ We hope to get another 150 MW from NPCIL. They had already supplied 150 MW at ₹4.65 per unit ,” the Chief Minister said after the weekly Cabinet meeting, adding that this should allow Keralam to take “control” of the power situation. Keralam has so far managed to procure 650 MW from various sources to meet the…
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