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STELCO to Temporarily Shut Down Hulhumalé Power Plant for Upgrade
STELCO announced it will temporarily shut down the 50-megawatt Hulhumalé power plant from 3:00 AM to 8:00 AM on Saturday to carry out a major power system upgrade. The company said electricity supply to Malé and Hulhumalé is expected to continue through generator engines during the work.
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This 50-megawatt power plant holds significant capacity for the Greater Malé area. Since this operation requires a complete power load shutdown, the date and timing were carefully planned in advance
To be clear, we are not saying electricity will be cut off from 3:00 AM to 8:00 AM. Our teams will be actively working throughout those hours, and only if another operational issue arises may we need to manage demand through temporary inte…
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around 75 megawattsexpected electricity demand in the Greater Malé area during the scheduled hoursThe Standardelectricity demand across the Greater Malé area during the scheduled hours is expected to remain around 75 megawatts
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approximately 90 megawattsavailable generation capacity STELCO will maintain while the main plant is offlineThe StandardSTELCO will maintain approximately 90 megawatts of available generation capacity even while the main plant remains offline
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