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Power generation falls to 3,390MW, seven plants idle
The nation’s power generation dropped to 3,390.7 megawatts on Monday as seven plants, including three built under the National Integrated Power Project, sat idle.
Four power plants shut down in two days
The number of power plants that did not generate any megawatts rose from five on Sunday to eight on Monday and one more shut down on Tuesday, the latest data from the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing showed on Wednesday.
Power generation drops by 1,835.6MW in 3 days
The total quantum of electricity on the nation’s power grid crashed by 1,835.6 megawatts within a period of three days.
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