New Delhi: Monsun who is delayed, hot and an unlocked city every week that passes has resulted in Delhi’s demand that jumped.
Demand for Capital Clock peak power at 6,592 MW on Tuesday – the highest for the season until now.
Apart from hot and humid weather, the gradual opening process has resulted in Delhi’s peak demand which was regreted at 6,592 MW at 3:30 a.m.
on Tuesday, which was not only this season until now but also crossed the previous season 6,540 MW, recorded on June 24 , On June 10, Delhi’s peak power request was recorded at 6,499 MW, beyond last year’s peak of 6,314 MW.
With more offices and businesses that are reopened, coupled with gastulous weather and missing monsoons, officials expect Delhi’s peak power demand to reach 7,000 MW to 7,400 MW, although the original estimate for this summer is around 7,900 MW.
Because the locking induced by Coronavirus at this time last year, the demand for peaks of the city was recorded far lower than the demand of high peak power of all time from 7,409 MW on July 2, 2019.
On June 7, Delhi’s peak power request across 5,000 MW for the first time this season , recorded 5,559 MW at 11:19 a.m.
and from June 1, 2021, Delhi’s peak demand has increased by more than 40%, officials said.
Even this year, Delhi’s peak power demand has crossed last year at 6,314 MW on four occasions – 29 June 28, 24 and 23.
In June 2020, Delhi’s peak demand across 6,000 MW-mark only by June 18 and power request The peak of 6,314 MW was recorded on June 29.
“Ensuring reliable supply in the season How many proper power regulation functions and accurate demand forecasting and a strong distribution network.
Discom BBS is fully directed at all these aspects to meet power demand,” said BSES spokesman.
“We observed the Koronavirus situation that developed in the national capital and took all the right steps to ensure reliable power supply for all consumers including important services such as hospitals, laboratories, quarantine centers, vaccination centers etc., without sacrificing the safety of our employees,” said The spokesman, added that the company was in a constant touch with all relevant stakeholders about the situation that developed in the capital.
He said that accurate demand forecasting was very important for a reliable power supply and it was carried out on various parameters that ranged from the next day in 96 time slots, intra-day and medium-term bases from two weeks to one year.
“Among other aspects, weather parameters such as temperature, rainfall, cloud coverage, wind speed, wind direction and moisture play an important role in accurate demand estimates.
Even holidays and random disorders have an impact on power demand,” BBS officials added , “To meet the challenges of strength today and to get so many varied and dynamic variables, BSES uses a mixture of sophisticated statistical forecasting models, combined with advanced weather forecasting solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI) and learning machines,” he added.
Peak power request at 6,592 MW as Delhi Unlocks
