Hydropower Projects Drive Surge in Forest Revenue
Kathmandu: Revenue collected by the Division Forest Office has increased more than fourfold after hydropower and transmission line projects paid higher fees for the...
Simkot Struggles with 22-Hour Daily Blackouts
Humla, Sept. 11: Locals in Simkot headquarters and 13 wards of two rural municipalities in Humla have been facing up to 22 hours of...
Upper Myagdi-1 Achieves Major Tunnel Breakthrough Milestone
MYAGDI, Sept. 10: The 35.5 MW Upper Myagdi-1 Hydropower Project has achieved a tunnel breakthrough from the adit to the dam section.
The project, promoted...
NEA Approves Rs 1.98 Million Compensation for Injured Employee
Kathmandu. Nepal Electricity Authority has decided to provide compensation of Rs 19.50 lakh to an employee injured by electric shock during transmission line maintenance.
The...
Bhotekoshi Flood: 917 Hydropower Workers Still Missing Two Weeks On
Kathmandu: Fifteen days after a devastating flood swept into the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa from the Tibet side, 917 people working at flood-affected hydropower...
83% of Electricity Services Restored in Rasuwa, 95% in Nuwakot
Kathmandu: Efforts to restore electricity services disrupted by the devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa have gained momentum.
According to the Ministry of...
Separate Rescue Tunnel Proposed as Chilime Tunnel Rescue Grows More Challenging
Kathmandu: As rescue efforts in the tunnel area of the Chilime Hydropower Project become increasingly challenging, a proposal has emerged to construct a separate...
Silence and Candlelight: NEA Honors Flood Victims on National Mourning Day
Kathmandu: Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) offices across the country observed a moment of silence and lit candles in memory of those who lost their...
Upper Trishuli-3B Rescue Enters New Phase as Three Excavators Reach Site
Kathmandu: Search and rescue efforts continue at the Upper Trishuli-3 ‘B’ Hydropower Project, where a large number of people have been missing since the...
Army Vows No Halt to Search for Those Trapped in Hydropower Tunnels
Kathmandu: The Nepal Army has said that search and rescue operations inside tunnels of flood-damaged hydropower projects will continue until breakthrough access is achieved...
