Hydropower means a lot worldwide
The present boom in making electricity from hydroelectric sources pays no heed to some political considerations, but helps the trend continue towards renewable energy....
Saarc energy cooperation
The 5th Saarc Energy Ministers Meeting has finalised the Saarc Framework Agreement for Energy Cooperation. Although Pakistan was missing from the meet, seven out...
Power cuts are here to stay
Brace yourselves: Nepal will be dependent on imported electricity for at least another six years
One of the greatest failures of successive governments in Nepal...
Hydro’s role in tunnel development
For 40 years the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association (ITA) has observed the tunnelling industry and, since the turn of the 21st century,...
Upper Karnali : Opposition and reality
माथिल्लो कर्णाली : विरोध र वास्तविकता
परियोजना विकासकर्ता कुनै प्रोत्साहन नभएमा हाम्रो मायाले यहाँ लगानी गर्न आउने होइन भन्ने कुरा हामीले बुझ्नु जरुरी छ ।...
Future of fuel
Pursuing energy generation from biomass is crucial to complementing investments in seasonal hydropower
SEP 24 -
Recently, the government of Nepal signed a Project Development Agreement...
Why has ‘microhydro’ been neglected as a solution to energy poverty?
Power from streams and small rivers has been proven to provide sustainable energy in Peru and Nepal - Zimbabwe is next
We live in a...
Powering Nepal
The Nepali government’s decision to sign power deals with India signals a better future for the country
SEP 21 -
At last, there is some good...
INDIA-NEPAL HYDROELECTRICITY DEAL: MAKING IT COUNT – ANALYSIS
With just two weeks left to seal the deal, the government of Nepal has formed a seven-member task force headed by Energy Secretary of...
More for less – Upper Karnali hydropower project
The 4,180MW Upper Karnali storage project should not be sacrificed for the 900MW Upper Karnali hydropower project
SEP 05 - While the 900 megawatt (MW)...
