UP News: These days, nearly every major state in North India is experiencing extreme heat. One of the states experiencing extreme heat and a heat wave is Uttar Pradesh, where reports of individuals in distress have been made. But during this time, having access to electricity is crucial for people to be able to avoid the heat.
Continuous Power Supply Initiatives
In addition, the Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh continues to provide power without interruption while considering the needs of the state’s populace. The UP government has provided statistics indicating that the maximum electricity supply of 30618 MW (Mega Watt) has been achieved thus far this year in order to protect people from the heat. Let us explain in full the unique measures taken by the Yogi government in this case to prevent the intense heat and “loo.”
Energy Department’s Commitment to Continuous Electricity Supply
The Energy Department is working extremely hard, under the direction of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, to guarantee a continuous supply of electricity in all regions of the state. Under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS), the Energy Department has completed maintenance projects totaling Rs. 17,000 crore throughout the previous two years.
Many tasks have been completed as part of this maintenance work, following the Energy Department’s instructions. These tasks include removing hanging and decaying wires, laying AB cables, installing new poles, installing new transformers, and enhancing and repairing the system’s capacity. The Energy Department has made a significant effort, as seen by the 30618 MW (Mega Watt) of electricity supplied so far this year.
Impact on Rural and Urban Areas
The UP government is continuously looking out for the interests of the people during this time of intense heat and blistering sun. CM Yogi Adityanath has instructed the Energy Department on behalf of the UP government to ensure that power is continuously provided to both rural and urban parts of the state. The government says that by doing this, residents will be able to avoid the heat.