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The 2019 athletics world champion held off a hard-charging Noah Lyles, the two-time and reigning 200m world champ, on Sunday (21 May) at the USATF Bermuda Grand Prix. Coleman's 9.78 edged Lyles at 9.80, with Jamaica's Ackeem Blake third at 9.87.

JUST two days after running a personal best of 9.85 seconds when finishing second to the United States' Tyson Gay at the Brussels Diamond League meeting in Belgium, Jamaica's Nesta Carter was at it once again as the Olympic Games 4x100 metres relay gold medallist sped to a world-leading and a new personal best of 9.78 to win a fast 100 metres race at the Reiti IAAF World Challenge Track and Field meet in Italy yesterday.

Carter, who was clocking his fourth sub-10-second run this season, following 9.86 in Notswil, 9.85 in Brussels and 9.96 in Berlin, became the country's fastest man this season in the event, as he joined Gay as top man this year in the event following the American's 9.78 clocking at Crystal Palace in London.

ParisAmerican Tim Montgomery dramatically stole the show in Paris with a 9.78 100m World Record, that unexpectedly deprived Morocco's Hicham El Guerrouj of the Overall men's Grand Prix title at the 18th IAAF Grand Prix Final.

Yet there are never any certainties in athletics, and the bang of the gun at the start of the men's 100m sounded the death knell for the Moroccan's birthday celebrations, as Tim Montgomery charged through the finish in 9.78 (+ 2m/s legal wind) to beat Maurice Green's old World Record of 9.79, which was set in Athens in 1999.

Starting the IAAF Grand Prix Final with a relatively lowly 74 points, well adrift of the two main Overall contenders, Montgomery's win brought him 24 points. But his World Record brought him a double bonus. Firstly, he won 18 extra points which brought the American into a three way tie with El Guerrouj and Sanchez on 116 points. Secondly, Montgomery's 9.78 was a better performance than El Guerrouj's 3:29.27 run in the 1500m (**see note).

So Montgomery ended up winning $50,000 for winning the 100m, another $100,000 for the Overall Grand Prix title and another $100,000 for the World Record. All in all, a lucrative total for 9.78 seconds of sprinting genius.

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Scottish energy giant SSE has been fined 9.78 million by the energy regulator, Ofgem, for excessive charges during a time when output had to be reduced to prevent overloading of the national electricity grid.

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Christian Coleman of the United States ran a wind-assisted 9.78sec to win the 100 metres at the USATF meeting in Bermuda - but only just got to the line before the super-fast finishing Noah Lyles arrived to clock 9.80.

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February 1, 2020.

Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has said that it was able to reduce electricity leakage in its distribution system by 1.50 percentage points in the six months of ongoing fiscal year to 9.78 per cent.

Kathmandu, February 16Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has said that it was able to reduce electricity leakage in its distribution system by 1.50 percentage points in the six months of ongoing fiscal year to 9.78 per cent.NEA had earlier set a target to reduce electricity leakage from 11.28 per cent to 8.50 per cent of the total electricity supply in the current fiscal.According to NEA, the 9.78 per cent electricity leakage figure is the lowest in NEA\u2019s history.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1686127029429-0'); });\n \n googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1686127067910-0'); });\n \n googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1686127112906-0'); });\n \n \n \n The overall leakage in the NEA system had been brought down to 15.32 per cent from 25.78 per cent in last fiscal year. The power utility plans to decrease the overall loss to below 13 per cent in the ongoing fiscal year.Kul Man Ghising, managing director of NEA, said the power utility earned additional Rs 10 billion with the reduction in the power leakage in its distribution system.\u201cWe aim to reduce the electricity leakage to an average of five per cent in the overall NEA system within the next few years, at par with the average electricity leakage in the Europe region. However, we will try to lower the leakage even further if possible,\u201d said Ghising.At present, NEA loses 4.04 per cent of electricity through leakage in its transmission system and 9.78 per cent through its distribution system.Since Ghising was appointed to the top post of the country\u2019s only power utility company, NEA has started taking strict action against electricity theft and has become more stringent in collecting dues.Moreover, NEA has installed high-capacity transformers, and upgraded the transmission and distribution system and substations to reduce electricity leakage.In fiscal 2017-18, NEA was able to earn net profit of Rs one billion.NEA had forecast it would earn net profit of Rs 10 billion in this fiscal, a target already met in the first half.Last fiscal, NEA had earned operating profit worth Rs 10 billion.Ghising said that it was possible to reduce the power leakage and earn profit due to the regular power supply by eliminating load-shedding, reduction in the average price of imported and domestic electricity, minimising administrative, technical and non-technical expenses and implementing financial reform measures.\u201cWe have controlled electricity thefts, including hooking; tightened dues collection, enhanced the capacity of substations for distribution and promotion of three phase metres,\u201d he said, explaining the recent achievements. \u201cHowever, we need to carry out others reforms to make the institution more competitive and modernised.\u201dAccording to Hararaj Neupane, deputy managing director of NEA, the power utility has spent Rs 500 million to reduce the leakage through awareness programmes.\u201cWe have to launch massive awareness programmes to achieve our goals.\u201dEarlier, NEA had signed a performance contract with the chiefs of all provincial offices and its line agencies to reduce electricity leakage.The power utility had set some basic criteria to reduce its overall loss like leakage control, reducing administrative expenses, settling outstanding dues and increasing number of consumers, which have been included in the contracts.","author_name":"Madhavi Marasini","author_id":31,"publish_time":"2020-02-17 12:28:54","alt_publish_time":"2020-02-17 12:28:54","permalink":"nea-reduces-power-leakage-to-9-78pc-in-h1","summary":"Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has said that it was able to reduce electricity leakage in its distribution system by 1.50 percentage points in the six months of ongoing fiscal year to 9.78 per cent.","article_byline":"Madhavi Marasini","is_old_article":1,"image_path":"{\\\"image_path\\\":\\\"uploads\\\/imported_images\\\/wp-content\\\/uploads\\\/2017\\\/10\\\/Nepal-Electricity-Authority.jpg\\\",\\\"cms_type\\\":\\\"liveOld\\\",\\\"small_image\\\":\\\"http:\\\/\\\/thehimalayantimes.com\\\/wp-content\\\/uploads\\\/2017\\\/10\\\/Nepal-Electricity-Authority.jpg\\\",\\\"is_updated\\\":\\\"0\\\",\\\"image_cropping\\\":\\\"\\\",\\\"is_copied\\\":\\\"0\\\",\\\"media_type\\\":\\\"0\\\",\\\"image_caption\\\":\\\"File Photos: THT\\\",\\\"image_count\\\":\\\"\\\",\\\"vid\\\":\\\"false\\\"}","article_tags":"Nepal Electricity Authority,fiscal year,electricity leakage,power leakage,power utility plans","section_name":"Business","section_id":11,"sub_section_name":"","sub_section_id":0,"is_archive":"1","article_custom_fields":"{\"keyword_tagging\":[\"Nepal Electricity Authority,fiscal year,electricity leakage,power leakage,power utility plans\"],\"other_keywords\":[\"NEA reduces power leakage to 9.78pc in H1\"],\"summary\":[\"Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has said that it was able to reduce electricity leakage in its distribution system by 1.50 percentage points in the six months of ongoing fiscal year to 9.78 per cent.\"],\"paywall_package_type\":[\"\"]}","is_premium":"","related_articles_ids":"","column_name":"","column_image_url":"","article_source":"Himalayan News Service"} }, success: function (response){$.each(response, function( index, value ) {$(".ajax_widget[data-ajax_widget="+index +"]").append(value); }); }, error: function (jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown) { } });flag_load = 0;}});}); About Us Privacy Policy Advertise With Us Archives Contact Us E-Paper 2021 The Himalayan Times ff782bc1db