Unplugged: Nagaland could face a severe power crisis this summer

The arrival of low temperatures brought a temporary relief to the government, which will avoid talking about power cuts until next December. However, the outlook for the coming summers is increasingly critical, because the country has not invested decades ago in transmission lines. This, in turn, generates a bottleneck because it prevents the construction of power plants to supply the growing demand for electricity. After a year and a half of ma…

Unplugged: Nagaland could face a severe power crisis this summer

Kohima: As India prepares for a projected 9-10% rise in peak power demand this summer, Nagaland continues facing a severe power deficit, relying heavily on imports to meet its electricity needs. With the state’s peak demand reaching 193 MW and off-peak demand at 130 MW for 2024-25, the existing supply remains inadequate, leading to frequent […] The post Unplugged: Nagaland could face a severe power crisis this summer appeared first on EastMojo.