Power tussle once more

Vijayawada/Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh as well as Telangana are once more securing horns over the problem of power generation at the Srisailam power job.

While the Water Resources Department of Andhra Pradesh on Friday asked for the Krishna River Management Board to route Telangana to promptly quit drawal of water from the Srisailam tank for power generation, the Telangana Genco stated it will certainly proceed creating hydel power from the Srisailam left financial institution hydel power plant. In a letter to the KRMB chairman, AP engineer-in-chief (watering) C Narayana Reddy mentioned that given that Telangana was creating hydel power at Srisailam, water was obtaining diminished in the job as well as likewise harming the Kharif plant as water was launched downstream. It can likewise influence future need of water for alcohol consumption as well as watering demands, he stated in the demand letter sent out to the KRMB.

But the Telangana authorities preserved that the hydel power was being produced without breaching any type of contracts or directions offered by the KRMB. The Telangana state was making use of river Krishna water with the authorization of the board as well as the method of creating power from the hydel plant was proceeding given that 2014, they stated. “There is no question of excess water utilisation or the release of water in the downstream,” a Genco authorities stated, including that the power generation authority, nonetheless, prepares to offer a reply, if the board increased any type of arguments.