As of May 30, India’s energy sector has achieved a record demand of 250 GW.
As of May 30, India's energy sector has achieved a record demand of 250 GW.
Non-solar demand meet also touched an all-time high of 234.3 GW on May 29.
An important achievement for India's energy secto
An important achievement for India’s energy sector, the country has met a record high demand of 250 GW of electricity at 30.05.24. Besides, the all-India non-solar demand meet also touched an all-time high of 234.3 GW on May 29, reflecting the weather-related burden in the region and the combined impact of industrial and residential power consumption.
the western region also met its highest demand of 74.8 GW.
Besides, all-India thermal production has reached an all-time high
On May 30, the northern region also achieved a record demand, reaching an all-time high of 86.7 GW, while the western region also met its highest demand of 74.8 GW.
Besides, all-India thermal production has reached an all-time high, peaking at 176 GW (x-bus) especially during non-solar times. A major contributor to this is the strategic implementation of Article 11, which has helped increase production from imported coal-based factories and gas-based plants. The increase further underlines the critical capacity and operational efficiency of India’s thermal power stations, which are still lagging behind.
This success is a testimony to the concerted efforts of various stakeholders in the power sector
Support sources especially solar and wind during non-solar times is also very important in meeting the demand.
This success is a testimony to the concerted efforts of various stakeholders in the power sector, including government agencies, power generation companies and grid operators. Their commitment to increasing production capacity, optimizing resource allocation and implementing policies has helped meet the energy needs of the country.
