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Karnataka to Procure 1.5 GW of Power on Short-term Basis to Meet Shortage

The state is also procuring 800 MW from private generators to tide over crisis

October 16, 2023

/ B.S. Nagaraj
/ Other, Renewable Energy
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Reeling under an acute power shortage of up to 2,000 MW a day, Karnataka has been monitoring power demand and availability on an hourly basis and preparing to buy power in the market on the projections of the Karnataka State Load Despatch Center (KSLDC).

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