Hyderabad has topped the list of the country's largest cities with the highest demand for electricity, which is a remarkable testament to the city's rapid development into a worldwide hub. According to the most recent data from the Central electricity Authority (CEA), Chennai's power demand in the current fiscal (2023–24) is followed by the State capital's power demand of 4,479 MW, which is 4,383 MW.
In accordance with the CEA research, Hyderabad's energy needs would expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6 percent over the next six years, reaching over 30,000 MU by 2024–25. According to the research, Hyderabad's energy needs have actually increased by 12.9% during the previous six years.

Given the rate of expansion of hyderabad and the surrounding areas, it is predicted that during the next ten years, the peak power consumption would rise to 6458 MW. Additionally, it is anticipated that the city's home energy needs will rise to 12,726 MU in 2029–2030, while commercial and industrial needs are anticipated to rise to 8590 MU and 9187 MU, respectively, over the same time period. It's interesting to note that Hyderabad's energy needs account for more than 30% of the State's overall energy needs.

Hyderabad has recently ranked among the cities in the nation with the fastest growth. The city is seeing a large influx of working professionals from throughout the country, which in turn is increasing the need for power. This is due to the IT corridor's rapid expansion throughout the city and the numerous industries that are mushrooming around it.
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03/09/2023 07:37 AM