Samsung reduces power usage at Austin plant in Texas, USA... "No issues with line operation"
[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] The state of Texas in the United States has requested companies with production facilities locally to reduce their electricity usage, and Samsung Electronics has also joined in reducing power consumption.
On the 15th, Samsung Electronics stated, "We have partially reduced electricity usage at our semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas," adding, "There is no issue with line operations despite the reduction in power usage." Samsung Electronics also said, "We are closely monitoring weather conditions and communicating with the local government regarding power usage," and that they plan to adjust power usage plans in consultation with the local government.
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The reduction in electricity usage at Samsung Electronics' Austin plant in Texas is due to the increased risk of power outages caused by a surge in electricity demand amid a heatwave exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. The Texas government has requested local residents and companies to reduce their electricity consumption as the heatwave exceeding 40 degrees Celsius is expected to continue for some time.
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