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News MEA holds discussion on running backup generator sets in Malé MEA holds discussion on running backup generator sets in Malé

The Maldives Energy Authority held a meeting to discuss how to better regulate standby generator sets powering buildings in Malé, amid a rise in approval requests. Participants raised environmental and safety concerns, and MEA said it will take the issues into account when drafting a regulation on standby power systems.

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News MEA holds discussion on running backup generator sets in Malé MEA holds discussion on running backup generator sets in Malé

100% share of building demand load covered by individual generator sets raised as a concern

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  • 100% share of building demand load covered by individual generator sets raised as a concern Utility Regulatory Authority They especially raised their concerns over the impact of permitting increasing number of individual generator sets to be installed at large buildings in Male’ to cater for 100% of their demand load.

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