Kuwait Battles Power Surge as Heatwave Grips Nation
Kuwait City, Kuwait: Kuwait faces a double threat: scorching temperatures reaching 45°C and a surge in electricity demand exceeding 13,000 megawatts. The Ministry of Electricity is scrambling to keep the lights on as summer arrives.
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Key Points:
- Soaring temperatures lead to record energy consumption.
- Ministry urges residents to conserve power, especially during peak hours.
- New water line planned for Sabah Al-Ahmad City to ensure water supply.
- Ministry prioritizes maintenance of power stations and addresses water disruptions.
The Ministry emphasizes the importance of completing power station maintenance and has launched public awareness campaigns to promote responsible energy use. Recommendations include switching off unused appliances and optimizing air conditioning usage.
In a separate development, the Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy revealed plans for a new water line dedicated to supplying Sabah Al-Ahmad City with fresh water. This emergency line aims to prevent disruptions in case of unforeseen circumstances.
The Ministry is committed to delivering uninterrupted service and is working diligently to address resident concerns. Recent repairs to a water line in Sabah Al-Ahmad City, though causing temporary disruptions, highlight the importance of preventative maintenance.
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As Kuwait battles the summer heat, residents are urged to conserve energy while the Ministry works to ensure a reliable supply of electricity and water, reported Arab Times.
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