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India power shortfall hits three-year peak despite higher coal burn

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By Sethuraman N R, Sethuraman NR, Nidhi Verma Verified
| Peak Oil News
NEW DELHI, Oct 1 (Reuters) – India’s power shortages surged to more than a three-year high in September, despite coal-fired plants operating at higher capacity for a sixth straight month to meet surging demand due to an El Nino weather pattern and industrial activity, government data showed. India’s power shortages rose to 560 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) in September, the highest since August 2023, according to Reuters calculations of daily data from the regulator, Grid-India.
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Brent Holds $100 as Tanker Attacks Dim Hormuz Recovery Hopes

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By Robert Harvey, Sethuraman NR, Louise Heavens Verified
| GuruTrade
Brent crude futures rise 0.4% to $101.61 a barrel by 0814 GMT Oil flows through Strait of Hormuz remain far below pre-war levels China has stepped up crude purchases in recent weeks, ING analysts say WTI gained 0.51% to $96.54 a barrel by 0814 ​GMT Dated Brent has traded above $100 since Sept.
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India lets renewable power producers pay to keep grid connectivity after delays

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By Sethuraman NR
| Zawya Verified
NEW DELHI: India's power regulator has allowed clean energy developers to pay more to keep their grid connectivity after missing project deadlines, instead of losing their access to the transmission network. Here are some details: * Power producers can get extra time instead of automatically losing their grid connectivity rights, the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission said in an order over the weekend.
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