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Power cuts in Telangana kills industrial productivity
Power Cuts in Telangana Kills Industrial Productivity. Hyderabad’s industrial sector is facing losses in production due to significant increase in power cuts. The sector, which was expecting enhanced power supply and improved policies after the state’s bifurcation, is experiencing production losses upto to 30 percent. At least 80 per cent of the industries from united AP are located in and TS around Hyderabad.
Hyderabad’s industrial sector is facing losses in production due to significant increase in power cuts. The sector, which was expecting enhanced power supply and improved policies after the state’s bifurcation, is experiencing production losses upto to 30 percent. At least 80 per cent of the industries from united AP are located in and TS around Hyderabad.
The one-day power holiday in TS is in vogue since the bifurcation. Supply of power is from domestic feeders. Thus, it is creating troubles for the small, medium industries and the commercial sector. Running malls on backup power increases operational costs by 30 to 40 percent, which adversely affects commercial establishments. In addition to the one-day power holiday, the domestic sector is being weighed down by six-hour power cuts on a daily basis.
