Kerala CM warns of rising heat and power demand amid El Niño
State urged to prepare for worsening climate effects and energy challenges
Kerala Chief Minister has warned of rising temperatures and increased electricity demand due to the El Niño phenomenon. The State faces challenges in meeting power needs amid regulatory limits on electricity costs and growing consumption driven by climate change and demographic factors.
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The Chief Minister of Kerala has cautioned the State to brace for increasing temperatures and a surge in electricity demand as the El Niño phenomenon is expected to intensify. This warning highlights the growing challenges posed by climate change and its impact on energy consumption in the region.
Air conditioners have become an essential commodity in Kerala due to worsening global warming and the State’s ageing population, the Chief Minister noted. Unlike neighbouring States such as Tamil Nadu, Kerala’s electricity regulatory commission limits the cost at which power can be purchased from private and public suppliers, including States like Odisha and Himachal Pradesh. Despite this, even States governed by the BJP, with full fiscal and administrative support from the Central government, face power shortages caused by production deficits and rising demand.
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- Why are air conditioners considered essential in Kerala?
- Due to worsening global warming and Kerala’s ageing population, ACs have become necessary for comfort.
- How does Kerala regulate power purchase costs?
- The state’s electricity regulatory commission limits prices for power bought from private, public, and other states.
- Do neighbouring states have the same power regulations as Kerala?
- No, Kerala’s regulation differs from neighbouring states like Tamil Nadu.
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