Hydropower to Green Hydrogen: A Sustainable Solution for Nepal’s Energy Needs
With the global population on the rise, there is a significant increase in the demand for energy, creating a complex challenge that requires a...
Sparking Change: The Rise of Electric Vehicles in Everyday Life
One incredibly quiet revolution is taking place on the roads across the world: Electric Vehicles (EVs) are slowly becoming a common sight. Everywhere, from...
Advocating Government Support for IT and Green Energy Investments
In 2022, Nepal generated half a billion dollars through IT exports. According to IIDS research, the credibility of experts in the IT industry has...
Hydropower and the Cost of Capital – why does it matter?
A recent report by the International Energy Agency, ‘Reducing the Cost of Capital: Strategies to unlock clean energy investment in emerging and developing economies,’...
Regional Power Dynamics: Nepal and Bangladesh Push for Dedicated Grid, Will India Align?
As India sees power and power infrastructure as strategic assets, it will be hard to convince New Delhi, experts say.
Bangladesh State Minister for Power,...
Nepal’s Path to Sustainable Energy through the 2024 Hydrogen Policy
Green hydrogen topics, including green ammonia, hydrogen fuel cells, and green urea, have regained traction in Nepal recently, drawing attention from universities to government...
Micro Hydro Power Plants in Nepal: Advancing a Sustainable Energy Landscape through Grid Interconnection
With a global shift towards green energy for a sustainable future, investing in the grid interconnectivity of micro hydropower plants is poised to be...
Unlocking Nepal’s Potential: Leading the Clean Energy Charge in South Asia
With its rich hydropower potential, Nepal can play a key role in clean energy transition in South Asia.
Nepal’s economy is at a crossroads with...
Matatirtha Substation: Powering Kathmandu Valley’s Future with Completion of Largest 220 kV Project
With the completion of construction of Matatirtha substation, the Largest 220 kV Substation Kathmandu valley, the quality of distribution system will drastically improve in...
Flowing Ambitions: The Unattainable Dream of Nepal’s Hydro Power
There are three key challenges—investment shortfall due to political uncertainties, climate change and geopolitics.
Between 2007 and 2017, the country went through a massive electricity...