Financial Post
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May 20, 2026
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In India’s Parched Heart, High Power Costs Put Cooling Out of Reach
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Article Excerpt
A small portable cooler at a shop on the outskirts of Nagpur. Photographer: Atul Loke/Bloomberg 632010 Article content (Bloomberg) — In the dusty heart of India, even the power equipment needs help to get through the peak of the summer. Article content Outside Nagpur, one of the hottest cities in the world, engineers regularly check transformers that have been fitted with multiple giant coolers, and substations supported by fans. On this May morning, still weeks from the monsoon, the news is good. Thanks to the new kit, the grid continues to cope with high seasonal demand and average temperatu…
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