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STELCO Deploys New Generator to Himmafushi, Boosting Island’s Power Capacity
STELCO has deployed a new 500-kilowatt generator to K. Himmafushi, raising the island's total electricity generation capacity to 2,414 kilowatts, following similar 500- and 600-kilowatt installations on Dhigurah, Kaashidhoo and Thoddoo. The upgrades support the government's national energy roadmap target of 33% renewable energy in electricity consumption by 2028.
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2,414 kilowattsTotal electricity generation capacity of HimmafushiThe Standardincreasing the island’s total electricity generation capacity to 2,414 kilowatts
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500-kilowattGenerator capacity installed in DhigurahThe Standardthe utility provider installed a 500-kilowatt unit in Dhigurah
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500-kilowattGenerator capacity installed in KaashidhooThe Standard500-kilowatt unit in Kaashidhoo
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600-kilowattGenerator capacity installed in ThoddooThe Standarda 600-kilowatt generator in Thoddoo
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33%Renewable energy target in electricity consumptionThe Standardan ambitious target of achieving 33% renewable energy in electricity consumption by 2028
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STELCO's new 500-kilowatt generator in Himmafushi is fully operational.K. HimmafushiThe StandardThe new generator is now fully operational, marking a significant improvement in power reliability for the residents and businesses of Himmafushi.
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