They are up again with their suggestions to save power…

Just read about it on Mid-Day website, the BMC guys have come up with proposals to save electricity…here are their suggestions…..

1) The Undertaking has proposed to ask cinema halls to stop shows from 6 pm to 12 midnight. This means that people will be deprived of the 6 pm and 9 pm movies.

2) Will suggest to the Maharashtra Electric Regulatory Commission (MERC) to order cable operators in the city not to operate cable TV between 6 pm and 9 pm. This, says BEST, will save an estimated 500 MW.

3) Commercial establishments have been asked to set their temperatures above 26°C and delay switching on ACs by one hour. Similarly, they should switch them off an hour earlier each day.

I guess these guys have made new year resolution, whatever the condition it may be, we will give rest to our brains…



Category : Mera India .
Date : February 24, 2006 | RSS 2.0. | trackback

6 Responses

    Shahab says
    24-Feb-2006 at 3:11 pm
  1. Hahahaha … OMFG … I have more suggestions .. The power to all the traffic lights should be cut off between 6 Pm to 6 Pm :D .. All the stretlights should be switched off between 4 Pm to 12 Am .. There should be NO Day night matches in Wankhere stadium .. All the local trains should be converted to diesel engines … blah blah …

    /me run and hides :D

  2. Shwetanshu says
    24-Feb-2006 at 4:02 pm
  3. batty;s suggestions are better than bmc :mrgreen:

  4. Atul says
    25-Feb-2006 at 12:36 am
  5. hahaha man battys suggestions seem much better IMO
    imagine no signal 6-6
    wooo!!! vrooooom :P

  6. Nik says
    25-Feb-2006 at 6:30 am
  7. haha seems we gotta leave mumbai , if this continues….

  8. [...] Mumbai for the first time is on the brink of a power drought and will face power cuts! MSEB, BEST, MERC all are telling us to cut down actual, genuine use or face penalties and/or powercuts. They are giving all stupid solutions to the problem as pointed out by Deep. But what about the criminal waste by government departments? [...]

  9. Ashish says
    09-Mar-2006 at 5:55 pm
  10. I started commenting, but it turned out to be big. So made a post at my blog. I have kept the link below. :)

    You use less, so that I can waste more!!

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