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Delhi sold power in October despite low generating limits, shows data

On October 20, Delhi sold 635 Mw on the day-ahead market

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The ministry was peeved that some states complaining of electricity shortages were appearing on the sell side of the market to profit from the shortage.

Subhomoy Bhattacharjee New Delhi
Of the states without a significant production capacity, Delhi is the only one that sold electricity in October, shows the latest data on power trading at the country’s two power exchanges.
 
On October 20, the state sold 635 Mw on the day-ahead market. The other large sellers like West Bengal, Chhatt­isgarh, and Odisha have large thermal power capacities.
 
Early this month the Union power ministry issued a rele­ase warning states to ensure there was enough electricity before selling any “surplus” on the power exchanges.
 
The data from the National Load Despatch Centre for the past week shows

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