Delhi Discoms Will Get As Much Power As Required: Minister Amid Crisis
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Power Crisis: Union Power Minister R K Singh reviewed the coal stock situation at thermal power plants, including the plants supplying power to distribution companies of Delhi.
Union Power Minister R K Singh on Saturday said electricity distribution utilities in Delhi will get as much power as required by them.
The Minister of Power and New and Renewable Energy said this while reviewing the coal stock situation at thermal power plants, including the plants supplying power to distribution companies of Delhi.
During the review meeting, the minister said distribution companies of Delhi will get as much power as requisitioned by them as per their demand, sources told PTI.
During the meeting, state-owned NTPC and DVC were directed to give full availability as per the requirement of discoms.
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