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As a considerable part of India experiences severe heatwave, necessitating the need for air conditioners and coolers round the clock, power demand on Tuesday was at its seasonal high at 234 gigawatt (GW). Further, according to the State Load Despatch Center (SLDC) data today, Delhi's peak power demand clocked 7717 MW; the highest ever in the history of the national capital.

The extreme heatwave is causing Delhis power demand to rise sharply. The government data showed that power demand in the country hit 234 GW. | Latest News Delhi

Delhi peak power demand has reached to 7572 MW on Monday the highest ever in May breaking the record for peak power demand of 2023 which was recorded at 743

Delhi peak power demand has clocked this season highest According to the State Load Despatch Center SLDC data it clocked 6987 MW on May 17 the highest

Delhi's peak power demand has clocked this season's highest. According to the State Load Despatch Center (SLDC) data, it clocked 6987 MW on May 17; the highest ever in the first 18 days of May.

Amid hot and dry weather, Delhi’s peak power demand has clocked this seasons highest. According to Real time data from State Load Despatch Center, at 3:26 pm on Thursday, it clocked 6780 MW; the season’s highest this year. The highest ever peak power demand in Delhi was 7,695 MW in the summer

The demand this summer has, however, not been very high as expected initially because of favourable weather conditions. Delhis peak power demand has seen huge variations this summer with 4,390 MW on June 1 to the latest high.

Reviewing the works of Power Management Company, Power Generating Company, Power Transmission Company and State Load Despatch Center, the officials asked the agencies to work in full coordination to ensure adequate availability of electricity in the state.

Delhi’s peak power demand continued its northwards climb, as it clocked the highest ever peak power demand of 7601 MW on Tuesday.

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