As summer approaches, the need for cooling becomes all the more apparent, and the National Power Grid feels the strain. Data shows that every 1°C increase above the normal summer average results in an increase of 6 to 8 GW of additional load on the grid. As heatwaves extend from April to June, the grid becomes increasingly strained.
July 07, 2026. By News Bureau

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