Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) says the recently commissioned Battery Energy Storage System (Bess) is helping shorten loadshedding by injecting stored electricity into the national grid during peak demand. Escom’s explanation comes after it issued a revised loadshedding programme covering July 29 to August 1, which shows shorter outages than under previous schedules. Escom chief public relations and communications officer Pilir…
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