The peak power consumption reduces in the month of August

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The peak power demand sank further to 5.6 percent within the period of August, again the 2.61 percent slump percent recorded in July, consistent with power ministry data.

They met the highest energy supply during the day, across the country. It had been reported at 167.49 GW within the first time period of August, down by 5.65 percent from 177.52 GW registered in August 2019. In July it was logged at 170.54 GW down to 2.61 percent as against 175.12 GW within the same month last year. The Industry expert’s opinion that power demand stabilizing since may this year after the government had imposed the lockdown to contain COVID-19 on the quarter day, 2020, it results in lower commercial and industrial demand for power.

In India, consumption load was dropped around 85,300 Megawatts (MW) as people transitioned electric lights for nine minutes at 9 pm on Sunday. It began to rise once the blackout was over. That is why the ministry added stable frequency between 49.7 to 50.26 Hz for the voltage

In May onward the electricity demand easing of the lockdown for more commercial and industrial activities. The spurt in electricity demand from May onward raised hopes that it’d touch normal levels from August onward within the country. Their facility consumption, likewise as demand expected to the touch normal level this month onward and therefore, the exact position

In June to 182.45 GW in June 2019, the peak power demand met had dipped by 9.6 percent to 164.98 GW. In MAY, the height power demand met stood at 166.22 GW, 8.9 percent but 182.53 GW within the year-ago period.

The spurt in the economic activity and raised hopes that it might touch a normal level this month because the slump in power consumption has narrowed to merely 2.64 percent in July at 113.48 billion units.

In April, it was at 132.73 GW, around 25 percent under 176.81 GW recorded within the corresponding month a year earlier. In June the power consumption declined by 10.93 percent to 105.08 BU, as compared to 117.98 BU within the same month last year. Similarly, power consumption within the country was downed by 14.86 percent in May and 23.21