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'Explosion' rocks Manchester retail park as faulty cable sparks 'loud bang' and power cut

'I heard a bang. I looked over and that's when I saw a black cloud come from the ground'

Manchester Evening News

Agricultural pump sets throughout the State will be fitted with electricity meters soon: CM

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The Hindu

Power ministry asks all imported coal-based thermal plants to run on full capacity

NEW DELHI: The power ministry has directed all imported coal-based plants to run on full capacity amid the ongoing dry fuel shortage at thermal plants crippling electricity generation.

The Times of India

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Catalogue of calamities at Liverpool Council to cost city £16 million in energy bills

Litany of mistakes has led to cash-strapped council's energy costs ballooning as government commissioners launch a formal investigation

Liverpool Echo

Rajasthan to see more power cuts as electricity demand soars

The State government had reduced the scheduled power cut timing from May 1 but has again decided to cut power across the State as per the schedule announced on April 28

The Hindu

Households to get electricity credit in WA state budget to cope with cost of living pressures

The West Australian government will unveil a multimillion-dollar package to help people with their electricity costs in next Thursday's state budget.

ABC News

A climate scientist on India and Pakistan's horror heatwave, and the surprising consequences of better air quality

The record-shattering heatwave that engulfed most of India and Pakistan through March and April brought temperatures exceeding 45℃ in many areas, leading to critical electricity and water shortages.

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WA to look at hydrogen power target

The West Australian government will consider setting a target for the supply of electricity from renewable hydrogen.

AAP

Chandigarh starts assessing category, voltage-wise power supply cost

CHANDIGARH: Under the direction of Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (JERC), the UT administration has started the process of determining category and voltage-wise cost of power supply.

The Times of India

Ratch to spend B1.72bn on gas-fired plant's expansion

Ratch Group Plc, Thailand's largest private power generation company by capacity, plans to spend 1.72 billion baht to expand the capacity of a gas-fired power plant in Pathum Thani's Nava Nakorn Industrial Promotion Zone as it moves closer to its goal of 10 gigawatts of electricity generation capacity.

Bangkok Post

Delhiites to get choice to opt out of power subsidy scheme

Some citizens who are financially stable have said they do not want to benefit from the scheme: Arvind Kejwriwal

The Hindu

Clouds gather in Singapore over Cannon-Brookes, Twiggy-backed $30b Sun Cable project

It's billed as a poster child for Australian renewable energy exports, but Sun Cable's plan to build the world's biggest solar farm draws scepticism in its target market, Singapore.

ABC News

Rain lashes Bengaluru for fourth consecutive day

The Meteorological Department has forecast two more days of cloudy weather

The Hindu

Hydel projects worth 1,500 MW in the pipeline: Minister

‘Coal crisis compels State to increase internal generation’

The Hindu

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The Conversation

Phasing out oil can offer a better life for many

The EU could ban crude oil imports from Russia within six months if a new round of sanctions is approved. Excluding a handful of countries, refined Russian oil products like petrol and diesel could cease to flow into the EU by the end of 2022.

The Hindu

Major transformer upkeep drive takes off in CESC districts

₹50 cr. set aside for the maintenance which also includes replacement of unsafe and old transformers

Nottingham Post

Energy warning over claim firms 'invent electricity meter readings' and 'adjust' direct debits

Energy watchdog Ofgem has launched an investigation into the claims

The Times of India

Heat wave is making India’s power crisis worse

NEW DELHI: A power crisis in India that’s delivering hours-long blackouts, halting manufacturing lines and triggering street protests is forecast to continue for months, adding pressure on the nation’s economic rebound.

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The Guardian - AU

Australia’s biggest industrial players are focusing on climate solutions – why isn’t the political debate?

Tomago Aluminium previously said shifting away from coal could lead to blackouts – now it’s publicly embracing renewables in the middle of an election campaign

The Conversation

How can Aboriginal communities be part of the NSW renewable energy transition?

The New South Wales government’s roadmap to transition from coal-based electricity to renewable energy involves the creation of five “renewable energy zones” across the state.

Daily Mirror

Passing vehicles could help generate electricity to run street lights in UK town

One wind turbine in the middle of a motorway can generate as much electricity as 30 solar panels, or nearly enough to power two homes, according to estimates from Alpha 311

The Hindu

Progress in power production in Kerala, says Electricity Minister K. Krishnankutty

Poringalkuthu hydel project inaugurated

Daily Mirror

Disabled gran lives by candlelight and eats just one meal a day due to soaring bills

Rita, a full-time carer from Kent, has removed all lightbulbs from her property and sets her alarm for 5am to make use of Economy 7 cheap off-peak electricity

Asharq Al-Awsat

Sudan's Electric Rickshaws Cut Costs, Help Environment

Sudanese entrepreneur Mohamed Samir watches proudly as workers assemble garishly colored rickshaws, unique in the North African nation because they run on electricity in a bid to tackle soaring costs. In Sudan, three-wheeler vehicles -- tuk-tuk rickshaws for passengers, and motorbike tricycles with a trailer attached for carrying goods --…

Daily Mirror

'We are cutting out all non-essentials - life costs too much for a family of seven'

Jen Derrick believes the government should be on the side of the people, not big business. She says BP's £4.9bn profits show the divide between rich and poor is increasing

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