Karnataka sells ₹423 crore worth surplus power to national grid
Karnataka's Power Company reported selling surplus electricity worth ₹423 crore to the national grid between April and June 2026. The state has seen significant fluctuations in power demand driven by varying monsoon conditions and drought.
Why it matters
It demonstrates the economic potential of state-level energy management and the impact of climate variability on power consumption.
The Power Company of Karnataka Limited (PCKL), a subsidiary under the Karnataka Energy Department, sold power worth ₹423 crore to the national grid at ₹9.08 paise per unit during April – June 8, 2026, according to a release.
The article relies on official government statistics and statements regarding energy performance.
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