Jammu, Nov. 13 -- Share Tweet Share Srinagar, Nov 13 (KNS): Kashmir faces an average electricity shortfall of around 400 megawatts during winter, with demand rising sharply during peak hours, officials informed a high-level meeting chaired by Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Anshul Garg on Friday to review preparations for snowfall and possible disruption of essential services across the Valley. The meeting was informed that average winter electricity demand in Kashmir stands at around 1,700 MW against an average supply of 1,300 MW, while peak demand can reach 2,400 MW. Reviewing the power situation, Garg directed Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) to strictly follow scheduled power curtailment timings, ensure timely re...