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Lower monsoon rainfall affects the amount of electricity generated from hydroelectric power stations such as the one at the Bhakra Nangal dam in northern India. India depends for about 20% of its energy on hydroelectric power. The delayed monsoon in 2012 may have aggravated the load on the power grid in India with farmers needing to pump water and lower hydroelectric generating capacity.
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Washington Post 05/16/2014
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An overloaded national power grid leads to power outages affecting northern and eastern India. A shortage of coal is restricting India's efforts to meet is power needs.
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It is storing up problems for the future as groundwater supplies are being depleted by wasteful use. The underfunded and corrupt state irrigation departments and their lack of maintenance of existing irrigation systems leads to loss of water to siltation. And dam building is not keeping up with the need to store water and vchannel it to plaes where its needed.
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