India's power consumption grew by 1.3 per cent in the first ten days of this month from December 1 to 10 to 34.23 billion units (BU) over the same period a year ago, according to power ministry data. In 2020, power consumption was 33.78 BU during December 1 to 10. In the entire month of December 2020, consumption was 105.62 BU, up from 101.08 BU in December 2019. Experts are of the view that power consumption as well as demand would grow at a steady pace in December with improvement in economic activities across the country. During the first 10 days of December this year, the peak power demand met or the highest supply in a day, touched 169.12 Gigawatt (GW) compared to 165.42 GW in the same period in 2020. The peak power demand met in December 2020 was 182.78 GW up from 170.49 GW in December 2019. In November this year, the power consumption grew by 2.6 per cent to 99.37 BU. Last year in November, power consumption stood at 96.88 BU and in the same month in 2019, it was at 93.94 ..
These projects were approved after examining the recommendations of the National Committee on Transmission and in accordance with the National Tariff Policy 2016
Last year in November, power consumption stood at 96.88 BU and in the same month in 2019, it was at 93.94 BU
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More than half of China's mainland provinces are limiting electricity use, forcing factory shutdowns that are reverberating through global supply chains.
China has already called for an increase in imports and ramping up domestic production of coal, a key fuel used for the majority of its power generation.
Cities such as Shenyang and Dalian - home to more than 13 million people - have been affected, with disruption at factories owned by suppliers to global companies like Apple and Tesla
Almost half of China's regions missed Beijing's energy consumption targets and are now under pressure to curb power use.
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