Induction cooking to add 27 GW demand

New Delhi: The government expects induction cooking to add 13-27 GW of power demand, depending on household adoption levels, amid rising purchases of e-cooktops. "It is expected to introduce an additional layer of demand particularly in the morning and evening peak hours," said K C Panigrahy, director general, Bureau of Energy Efficiency.Also Read: West Asia War: Govt pushes local induction cooktop output amid LPG concernsFor peak summer demand, the government has arranged substitute 8 GW of gas...

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