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Coherent Rainfall in Southern Districts – Causes Windmill Production of 1,110MW Electricity
Due to heavy rainfall in several southern districts in TamilNadu, the windmill production of electricity has touched 1,110 MW.
Below furnished, is the detailed report
given by the Electricity Board officers.
Electricity Production
We will be announcing the period from June
to August month, as ‘Peak Load Months’, since the windmill will show high
electricity generation. This is because the wind blow will be high in this
season.
Usually, the power generated during this
period ranges from 3,500 to 4000 MW. During the rest of the months, windmill
production will be only in double-digit or in the least case the production
will be null. But this year even before this peak load season starts, due to
rainfall, windmill starts its power generation.
Continuous Rainfall
The windmill power station, which are
located in the places like Aralvaimozhi from Kanyakumari, Muppanthal,
Thuthukudi, Kayathar, Udumalpettai from Tirupur and many surrounding regions
lies in the top priority of the list of the windmill stations.
Due to the low pressure monsoon formed in
the Kanyakumari sea core, surrounding regions are getting continuous rainfall
for the past few days.
For the past two days, the windmill
production reaches 1,110 MW in total. Moreover, the rainfall will be heavy for
the next 48 hours, says the Regional Meteorological department. Hence we are
expecting more production in the upcoming days, officials say.
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