The Indian government has ordered domestic captive coal-fired power plants to operate at full capacity. The aim is believed to be ensuring a stable power supply.
The Indian government has instructed domestic captive coal-fired power plants to operate at full capacity. The plants concerned are located in India, and the instruction is expected to encourage higher output.
The instruction applies to captive coal-fired power plants, which are reportedly expected to operate at a higher utilization rate than usual. Details of the specific scope and start date have not been reported at this time.
The move was reported by The Nikkei, and further related information is attracting attention.