HYDERABAD: Despite the monsoon and recent heavy rains, power demand in Greater Hyderabad continues to rise, driven by rapid industrial expansion, commercial growth and increasing EV adoption in peripheral areas, according to the TGSPDCL.
To meet this surge, TGSPDCL has proposed a 40% infrastructure expansion in high-growth zones, where electricity load is increasing at 20% annually. These include Ibrahimbagh and Gachibowli (Cyber City circle), Patancheru (Sangareddy circle), Kandukur (Rajendranagar circle) and Medchal (Medchal circle).
In saturated areas like Hyderabad district and Secunderabad Cantonment, where annual growth is estimated at 10%, a 20% infrastructure addition is planned. These include Saifabad, Azamabad, Mehdipatnam, Charminar, Begum Bazar, Asmangadh, Paradise, Bowenpally, Banjara Hills, and the rural district headquarters.
For areas with moderate growth, projected at 15% annually, a 30% infrastructure addition is proposed. These cover Kondapur, Kukatpally, Jeedimetla, Habsiguda, Sainikpuri, Keesara, Saroornagar, Champapet, Ibrahimpatnam, Rajendranagar, Shadnagar and Sangareddy division.
AT A GLANCE
Minimum and maximum depth to water level recorded 0.01 m bgl in piezometer at Jankapur village, Kannepalli mandal of Mancherial district, and maximum of 88.0 m bgl in piezometer at Prodatoor village, Shankarpally mandal of Rangareddy district respectively.
Water levels in the range of 20 m bgl covers 2% of state area, mostly covering central, western and southern parts of the state. Further, 74 mandals are showing further decline in water levels as compared
to June-2024 water levels.
During June-2025 as compared to May-2025, deep-water level area (>20m) decreased by 829 km2 i.e., from 2,810 km2 to 3,639 km2.
The state average water level during June-2025 is 9.47 m bgl as compared to 9.90 m bgl during same month in 2024 and shows a rise of 0.43 m
