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Power Demand Rises to 16,000 MW in Punjab; Two Private Thermal Units Shut

Millers say unscheduled outages are leaving Basmati paddy unprocessed as Punjab receives 1,051 MW less than its share from the Central power pool.

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Power demand rises to 16,000 MW in Punjab; two private thermal units shut

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Punjab News: The power crisis in Punjab is deepening due to a coal shortage. Amidst the power crisis, industries will now face a 10-hour power cut. Powercom has released tonight's power schedule for Category-2 feeders. Under this schedule, power supply will be cut off from 8 pm to 6 am. […]

Punjab is once again facing a deepening power crisis. Coal shortages and technical problems at thermal power plants have impacted power generation. Many thermal plants in the state are unable to generate electricity at their full capacity. This is directly impacting power supply, and the public is facing power cuts. According to reports, one of the three units at the private thermal power plant in Talwandi Sabo has been out of service since yest…

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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