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Adani Electricity has intensified its monsoon preparedness measures to protect its 3.15 million consumers from potential weather-related disruptions across Mumbai.
The company announced a comprehensive disaster management plan aimed at ensuring an uninterrupted electricity supply throughout the rainy season.
To strengthen emergency response capabilities, Adani Electricity has activated its Central Disaster Control Centre (CDCC).
The facility will function round the clock and coordinate all response, recovery and restoration activities during the monsoon period.
Company officials stated that dedicated teams remain fully prepared to address seasonal challenges and ensure consumer safety while maintaining reliable power services.
Adani Electricity has strategically positioned seven Quick Response Teams (QRTs) across its distribution network. These specialised teams have detailed action plans designed to manage monsoon-related emergencies efficiently.
The company has also integrated 98 advanced water-level sensors with its Advanced Distribution Management System at critical locations. This technology will help monitor rising water levels and enable faster responses to flood-related electrical risks.
The CDCC will utilise modern satellite and wireless communication technologies, including walkie-talkies and remote communication devices. These systems will ensure seamless coordination between departments and external agencies during emergencies.
Ahead of the monsoon, the company completed extensive inspections and preventive maintenance work.
Teams elevated electrical equipment in low-lying areas to reduce the risk of water damage.
Adani Electricity also positioned emergency vehicles, diesel generators and essential materials at strategic locations for rapid deployment.
The utility provider has launched electrical safety awareness programmes across its service areas to educate residents about safe practices during heavy rainfall.
Consumers can seek assistance through the 24×7 toll-free helpline 19122, WhatsApp number 9594519122, emergency numbers 022-50549111 and 022-50547225, as well as the company’s website, mobile application and social media platforms.
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