STELCO has put a 1,200 kilowatt generator into operation in Vilimalé as part of preparations for the peak electricity demand period around Ramadan, which begins on 17 February this year. The deployment follows last year's capacity expansion in Hulhumalé, where Annex 2 of the power station added 12 generator sets of 1.6 megawatts each.
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State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) has brought a 1,200 kilowatt generator into operation in Vilimalé, as part of its preparations for the upcoming peak electricity consumption period.
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State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) has brought a 1,200 kilowatt generator into operation in Vilimalé, as part of its preparations for the upcoming peak electricity consumption period.
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Electricity demand in the Maldives typically rises sharply during Ramadan, which begins on 17 February this year, as households spend more time at home while schools and offices operate on reduced schedules.
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Last year, STELCO undertook a major capacity expansion during Ramadan with the commissioning of a new power plant in Hulhumalé.
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