
60,000 cos cut output, some face closure
Live MintCoimbatore: At least 60,000 enterprises in and around Tamil Nadu’s Coimbatore district have been forced to cut production because of a serious power shortage in the state, industry lobbies claimed. Curbs on drawing electricity for more than 9 hours a day would drag production by nearly 50% and force some 5,000 units to close by the end of the year, said K. Elango, president of the Coimbatore District Small Industries Association, or CDSIA. As a result, the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, or TNEB, has instructed industries outside state capital Chennai and its suburbs not to draw power for more than 5 hours during the day and again from 6pm to 10pm, he said. Srinivasan also said capacity utilization of most textile mills in the state would drop below 60% if the power crunch continued.
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