The Karnataka Energy Department announced plans to increase non‑hydropower generation as the state records a significant rain deficit this monsoon. The move aims to secure electricity supply and reduce reliance on hydroelectric plants vulnerable to drought. Strengthening solar, wind and other renewable sources is expected to mitigate power shortages and support the state's growth agenda.
The Karnataka Energy Department announced plans to increase non‑hydropower generation as the state records a significant rain deficit this monsoon. The move aims to secure electricity supply and reduce reliance on hydroelectric plants vulnerable to drought. Strengthening solar, wind and other renewable sources is expected to mitigate power shortages and support the state's growth agenda.