💨 Abstract
The upcoming summer in Delhi is projected to increase the city's peak power demand to 9,000 MW, marking a significant rise from the 2,879 MW in 2002. Measures such as network strengthening and green energy initiatives will be implemented to meet the surge in demand, with 2,100 MW of green power expected to play a key role.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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