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  1. El Niño is affecting weather forecasting and altering operational risks for investor-owned utilities.
  2. El Niño caused increased atmospheric temperature and affected rainfall patterns in Kerala, leading to higher power usage managed by KSEB.
  3. El Nino caused deficient rainfall and high temperatures in Kerala on July 1, 2026.

EMC, a government agency in Kerala, is inviting the use of the ESCO model to manage increased energy demand linked to El Niño.

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EMC, a government agency in Kerala, is inviting the use of the ESCO model to manage increased energy demand linked to El Niño.

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El Nino caused deficient rainfall and high temperatures in Kerala on July 1, 2026. All 1 developments

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  • thehindu.comTap ESCO model for improving energy efficiency, Kerala's Energy Management Centre tells institutions, industries