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Crypto Mining Banned in Venezuela, Thousands of Machines Seized
The government of Venezuela has joined forces with the national electrical system to identify and disconnect crypto mining farms from the power grid in the course of the coming few days. The Venezuelan Ministry of Electrical Energy (MPPPE) has already kick started a power supply control plan to bust crypto mining clusters.
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Government School In Maharashtra Village Has Computers, But No Electricity
Computers allotted to a government-run school in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district two years back have been gathering dust as it still does not have power supply since it was established more than 50 years back, officials said.
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Rights Body Issues Notice To Karnataka Government In Bengaluru Electrocution Case
It has sought a detailed report on the matter within six weeks.
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Tata Group to Build Electric Vehicle Battery Plant in UK
Tata Group will build an electric vehicle battery plant in Britain, the company and the government said on Wednesday, in a major boost for a car industry in need of domestic battery production to help secure its long-term future.
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Indian Banks Find It Risky To Lend To Electric Bus Makers, Says Report
Indian banks are reluctant to lend to electric-bus makers for supply to ailing state transport operators over concerns on recovery of dues, said banking, industry, and government sources told Reuters.
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KCR Promises Free Power For Farmers If Non-BJP Government Returns In 2024
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Monday announced that free power would be supplied to farmers across the country, after a non-BJP government was voted to power in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
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Liquor On Tap At Home? Dont Get Your Hopes Up, Says Government
The government has fact-checked a viral social media post claiming that people can apply for a "liquor pipeline" at their homes, following which they can get a supply of spirits like they get electricity and water.
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India’s Power Grid Faces Increased Supply Demand Amid Hybrid Work Model, Harsh Heatwave
India is witnessing increased power demand patterns amid a heatwave and the country's worst blackouts in years. India has traditionally seen peak demand late in the evening when people head back home. However, it has now shifted to mid-afternoon when temperatures are hottest, government data shows, driven by record residential daytime use.
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Farmers Reject Punjab Government's Electricity Schedule For Paddy Sowing
Sixteen farmer unions on Sunday rejected the electricity supply schedule issued by the Punjab government for the upcoming paddy sowing season, asserting that they will start transplanting the crop from June 10.
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Amid Power Crisis, Government Sets June-End Deadline For Coal Imports
States and private companies "must import" coal and "ensure continuous power supply in the respective states", the Power Ministry letter read
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Delhi Warns Power Supply To Metro, Hospitals May Be Hit Due To Coal Crisis
Amid a deepening crisis in coal shortage, the Delhi government has warned of a possible setback in providing uninterrupted electricity supply to important establishments in the capital, including Metro trains and hospitals.
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As Power Crisis Looms, Government Favours Passing Generation Cost On Customers
Power Ministry has favoured a proposal of passing on the cost of generating electricity using high-priced imported coal, to consumers
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March's Power Supply Shortage In India Worst Since October 2021: Report
India's electricity shortage of 574 million units from March 1 to March 30 is the worst since October 2021, a Reuters analysis of government data showed.
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Autos, Energy And Migration On U.S., Canada, Mexico Joint Agenda
The three governments want to take advantage of a new trade deal known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to deepen supply chains, but that push has been clouded by months of wrangling over disputes in the auto industry.
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India to Invest in Exploring Lithium, Cobalt Mines in Australia
India has committed to jointly invest $6 million (roughly Rs. 45.3 crore) with the Australian government to explore lithium and cobalt mines in Australia over the next six months to assure supplies for its EV plans.
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Crypto Mining Banned in Venezuela, Thousands of Machines Seized
The government of Venezuela has joined forces with the national electrical system to identify and disconnect crypto mining farms from the power grid in the course of the coming few days. The Venezuelan Ministry of Electrical Energy (MPPPE) has already kick started a power supply control plan to bust crypto mining clusters.
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Government School In Maharashtra Village Has Computers, But No Electricity
Computers allotted to a government-run school in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district two years back have been gathering dust as it still does not have power supply since it was established more than 50 years back, officials said.
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Rights Body Issues Notice To Karnataka Government In Bengaluru Electrocution Case
It has sought a detailed report on the matter within six weeks.
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Tata Group to Build Electric Vehicle Battery Plant in UK
Tata Group will build an electric vehicle battery plant in Britain, the company and the government said on Wednesday, in a major boost for a car industry in need of domestic battery production to help secure its long-term future.
-
Indian Banks Find It Risky To Lend To Electric Bus Makers, Says Report
Indian banks are reluctant to lend to electric-bus makers for supply to ailing state transport operators over concerns on recovery of dues, said banking, industry, and government sources told Reuters.
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KCR Promises Free Power For Farmers If Non-BJP Government Returns In 2024
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Monday announced that free power would be supplied to farmers across the country, after a non-BJP government was voted to power in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
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Liquor On Tap At Home? Dont Get Your Hopes Up, Says Government
The government has fact-checked a viral social media post claiming that people can apply for a "liquor pipeline" at their homes, following which they can get a supply of spirits like they get electricity and water.
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India’s Power Grid Faces Increased Supply Demand Amid Hybrid Work Model, Harsh Heatwave
India is witnessing increased power demand patterns amid a heatwave and the country's worst blackouts in years. India has traditionally seen peak demand late in the evening when people head back home. However, it has now shifted to mid-afternoon when temperatures are hottest, government data shows, driven by record residential daytime use.
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Farmers Reject Punjab Government's Electricity Schedule For Paddy Sowing
Sixteen farmer unions on Sunday rejected the electricity supply schedule issued by the Punjab government for the upcoming paddy sowing season, asserting that they will start transplanting the crop from June 10.
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Amid Power Crisis, Government Sets June-End Deadline For Coal Imports
States and private companies "must import" coal and "ensure continuous power supply in the respective states", the Power Ministry letter read
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Delhi Warns Power Supply To Metro, Hospitals May Be Hit Due To Coal Crisis
Amid a deepening crisis in coal shortage, the Delhi government has warned of a possible setback in providing uninterrupted electricity supply to important establishments in the capital, including Metro trains and hospitals.
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As Power Crisis Looms, Government Favours Passing Generation Cost On Customers
Power Ministry has favoured a proposal of passing on the cost of generating electricity using high-priced imported coal, to consumers
-
March's Power Supply Shortage In India Worst Since October 2021: Report
India's electricity shortage of 574 million units from March 1 to March 30 is the worst since October 2021, a Reuters analysis of government data showed.
-
Autos, Energy And Migration On U.S., Canada, Mexico Joint Agenda
The three governments want to take advantage of a new trade deal known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to deepen supply chains, but that push has been clouded by months of wrangling over disputes in the auto industry.
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India to Invest in Exploring Lithium, Cobalt Mines in Australia
India has committed to jointly invest $6 million (roughly Rs. 45.3 crore) with the Australian government to explore lithium and cobalt mines in Australia over the next six months to assure supplies for its EV plans.
