India's coal-fired power output reaches a near-three-year high in June due to rising cooling demand amid extreme heat.
India's coal-fired power
generation surged to a near-three-year high in June because of
increased cooling demand from higher temperatures from an
extended heatwave and below-average monsoon rainfall, government
data showed.India's total electricity generation in June rose 10.4% from
India's coal-fired power output in June rises to highest since November 2023
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