The federal government has announced that there will be no load shedding during the Eid-ul-Adha holidays, according to a recent report. The Ministry of Energy has requested data on power generation and consumption from distribution companies to facilitate this decision.
If the government can manage it, it will provide relief to citizens who have been suffering from prolonged power outages amidst intense heat. Power distribution companies have reported a shortfall of 6,300 megawatts.
The total demand for electricity is currently at 26,900 megawatts, while the overall generation is only 20,600 megawatts. The national grid is generating 7,900 megawatts of electricity, with independent power producers contributing an additional 7,700 megawatts.
However, it should be noted that electricity generation from nuclear power plants is only reaching 3,130 megawatts, exacerbating the existing crisis.
With industries shutdown where the power is gone?
Govt should consider wind energy farms we are wasting precious resources renewable resources.
Today there is no light on Eid first day
Larkana me to 28 June se 28 June eid k din bhi mukhtalf ilakon me musalsil loadshading h
Absolutely liar Govt official with more lies. There is no electricity at all on Eid day. May Allah save us from these so called muslim rulers and their endless hypocracy.