load shedding in maharashtra: Will power crisis deepen in the state ?; The central government gave a ‘yes’ warning

New Delhi: The power crisis is deepening in Maharashtra and other states. Due to the scarcity of coal, there is not enough electricity available in the country. Therefore, there is a possibility of power crisis in the country. The central government has also acknowledged that there is a shortage of coal. Uttar Pradesh, Punjab has no coal shortage. However, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra are facing severe coal shortage. (coal crisis in india)

When asked about the coal shortage, Union Energy Minister RK Singh claimed that there was no coal shortage in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. Coal crisis has hit Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu. There are various reasons behind the scarcity of coal in this state. The state of Tamil Nadu is dependent on imported coal. However, coal prices have risen in the last few days. Therefore, we have ordered the Tamil Nadu government to import coal. So, in Andhra Pradesh, coal is supplied by rail. However, the delivery of coal by train is being delayed. Russia and Ukraine have also been hit by the war, he said. K Singh has said.

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9 days coal balance

Coal in the country has increased to 9%. Never before has there been so much demand. The country’s coal reserves have dwindled. Today, the country has enough coal reserves to last only 9 days. Earlier there was a stock balance of 14-15 days. It is a fact that the demand for coal has increased. But it is not possible to speed up the supply, said Areke Singh.

Coal crisis has hit about 10 states in the country. Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Telangana are facing coal shortage. Also, Jharkhand, Bihar, Haryana and Uttarakhand are getting less electricity than the demand. The demand for electricity in Uttar Pradesh is around 21,000 to 22,000 MW. However, only 19 to 20 MW of electricity is being supplied there.

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State government responsible for Maharashtra coal crisis

Maharashtra is also facing coal shortage. Union Minister Raosaheb Danve has said that the state government is responsible for this situation. Due to lack of proper planning by the Maharashtra government, a dire situation like coal shortage has arisen in the state. And that has led to the power crisis. If the state government had prepared in advance, the state government would not have had to face the power crisis, said Raosaheb Danve.

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