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- The Kerala State Electricity Board announced that power restrictions were unnecessary on Thursday due to the procurement of 400 megawatts from the power exchange.
- The state previously faced a shortage of power due to the non-receipt of electricity under long-term and swap agreements.
- Total daily consumption reached 96.01 million units, with a significant majority being sourced from outside the state.
- Securing this additional supply prevents immediate load shedding for residents.
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- Availability of power from long-term contracts
- Status of electricity swap agreements with Madhya Pradesh
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