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http://deccan.com/home/homedetails.asp#2-day%20power%20cut%2 0for%20industry 2-day power cut for industry Hyderabad July 24: The state government has decided to ask the industrial sector to observe total shutdown for two days a week because of the worsening power crisis. A fortnight ago, power officials had asked industries to down shutters for one day in a week. But with the power situation continuing to be grim, the industries are set to get forced holidays for two days a week. Thanks to official power cuts and emergency load shedding, industries across the state are already struggling to maintain the production targets. It is estimated that the power cuts have brought down production in the cement, steel, ceramic and chemical industries in the state by around 30 per cent. The production is set to come down further with the increase in the duration of power cuts. These power cuts would be implemented in rotation, so the electricity system would get the required relief. “We had asked for additional 700 MW power to cater to increased demand in and around Hyderabad city but it has not materialised,” said Mr Ravinder Reddy, Director of Central Discom. “So there is no option but to go for load shedding.” The Eastern and Northern discoms have also started implementing the power holiday for industries. “Officials promised us continuous power for six days in a week while proposing one day holiday but this was not kept,” said Mr Suraj Prasad Agarwal, president of the Federation of Andhra Pradesh Chamber of Commerce. “Now they want a two-day shutdown when we have already lost nearly 30 per cent production.” Mr Agarwal said industrialists would meet the Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Raja-sekhar Reddy, to express their protest. Representatives of small scale Industries met the Chief Minister on Thursday and requested him to reduce power cut to one day. “He promised to consider the proposal,” said Mr V.L.N. Reddy, president of the AP State Small Scale Industries Association. Meanwhile, the power supply position further deteriorated on Thursday with the demand-supply gap touching 38 million units. The grid frequency, which is very crucial to maintain supply, has plummeted to less than the required 49 Mhz. |
