<p>The power generation at Sharavathi station, Linganamakki dam has gone up following drastic rise in the inflow to the dam over the past one week.</p>.<p>Karnataka Power Corporation (Electricity) Chief Engineer Chaitanya Prabhu said at present, 9.625 million units of power was being generated at the station per day.</p>.<p>The outflow of water from the dam has been stopped. Following the copious rains in catchment area of Linganamakki dam, water level rose drastically in a week.</p>.<p>Water level stood at 1811.35 feet against the maximum level of 1819 feet on August 12.<br />With this water, 382.024 million units of power could be generated.</p>
<p>The power generation at Sharavathi station, Linganamakki dam has gone up following drastic rise in the inflow to the dam over the past one week.</p>.<p>Karnataka Power Corporation (Electricity) Chief Engineer Chaitanya Prabhu said at present, 9.625 million units of power was being generated at the station per day.</p>.<p>The outflow of water from the dam has been stopped. Following the copious rains in catchment area of Linganamakki dam, water level rose drastically in a week.</p>.<p>Water level stood at 1811.35 feet against the maximum level of 1819 feet on August 12.<br />With this water, 382.024 million units of power could be generated.</p>
