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Home Pakistan Pakistan’s electricity shortfall jumps to 7,641MW

Pakistan’s electricity shortfall jumps to 7,641MW

by News desk
August 6, 2022
in Pakistan

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The electricity shortfall in Pakistan has reached 7,461 megawatts (MW), sources said on Friday. According to details, the Power Division recorded the total power generation capacity has dropped to 20,539 MW as compared to Thursday’s 22,003MW against the demand of 28,000MW.

Sources said that 6,900MW was being generated from water, 8,550MW from Independent Power Producers (IPPs), 990MW from government thermal plants, 3,001MW from nuclear plants, 880MW and 131MW from wind and solar plants respectively. Sources further said that 77MW of electricity was being generated from bagasse power plants.

They said decreased power generation has also led to an increase in unannounced load-shedding periods. Different parts of Pakistan currently facing loadshedding up to 10 hours, sources said.—INP