STELCO installed a new 800 kW engine on Gulhi in Kaafu Atoll, raising the island's total power generation capacity to 1,904 kW ahead of peak tourism season. The upgrade follows a land reclamation project completed in November that added 10.5 hectares to the island.
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underscored the importance of strengthening utility services to support both residents and the expanding tourism sector
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The State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) has installed a new 800 kilowatt engine on the island of Gulhi in Kaafu Atoll
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increasing the island’s total power generation capacity to 1,904 kW.
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Gulhi, known as a growing local tourism destination, is home to 814 residents and currently hosts 15 guesthouses.
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is home to 814 residents and currently hosts 15 guesthouses.
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a major land reclamation project completed in November, which expanded Gulhi’s land area by 10.5 hectares.
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The power upgrade follows a major land reclamation project completed in November, which expanded Gulhi’s land area by 10.5 hectares.
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During a visit to the island last year, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu underscored the importance of strengthening utility services to support both residents and the expanding tourism sector.
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