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Electricity Usage in Malé Falls Below Average on Ramadan’s First Day
STELCO reported that peak-hour electricity consumption in Malé fell to 78 megawatts on the first day of Ramadan, below the usual Ramadan average of 100 megawatts, attributing the drop to rainy weather and the closure of schools and offices. President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed that a 10 percent discount on electricity bills will continue to be offered during Ramadan.
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100 megawattsUsual Ramadan average peak electricity usageThe StandardThe peak electricity usage, which generally occurs between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m., was well below the usual Ramadan average of 100 megawatts.
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68 megawattsElectricity consumption after 6 p.m. on the first day of RamadanThe StandardAfter 6 p.m., consumption further dropped to 68 megawatts, highlighting the subdued demand during the first day of fasting.
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10 percentDiscount on electricity bills during RamadanThe StandardPresident Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has reaffirmed that a 10 percent discount on electricity bills will continue to be offered during Ramadan, just as it was last year.
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