Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Odisha Aims to Be Model in Power Sector
Odisha is working to be a leading example in the energy world.
They've gone from having enough power to having extra.
They are currently meeting the highest electricity demands.
The state is planning to increase its power production significantly by using different methods.
They are also improving how the power gets to you by reducing loss.
Odisha aims to become a model in the electricity sector.
The state has shifted from power-sufficient to power-empowered.
Odisha's peak power demand of 6,242 MW has been fully met.
The state plans to add 11,294 MW by 2036 from various sources.
AT&C losses have decreased significantly in Odisha.
- Who
- Odisha government, specifically Deputy Chief Minister K V Singh Deo, and the Union Power Minister.
- What
- Odisha is seeking to become a model in the electricity sector.
- When
- Recently, as reported in a conference.
- Where
- Odisha
- Why
- To establish itself as a leading state in the electricity sector.
- State
- Odisha
- Goal
- Become a model in the electricity sector
- Peak Power Demand Met
- 6,242 MW
- Planned Power Addition by 2036
- 11,294 MW
- AT&C Losses in FY25
- 16.5%
Sources
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