Tag: Bangladesh Power Development Board
GMR Reignites Upper Karnali Hydropower Development After 18 Years
Nearly two decades after it was first proposed, Indian multinational conglomerate GMR has finally started the process for construction of the 900-megawatt Upper Karnali...
Bangladesh Backs Out of Upper Karnali Electricity Deal
The Investment Board has sought the opinion of the Attorney General regarding GMR's financial management in the Upper Karnali project.
Kathmandu — Bangladesh will no...
Future of Nepal-Bangladesh Power Trade Uncertain as India Corridor Raises Concerns
The fate of importing 500 megawatts (MW) of electricity from Nepal's 900MW Upper Karnali Hydropower project is hanging in the balance as government is...
Bangladesh delays LC, creating uncertainty over electricity export
Kathmandu — Although Nepal is scheduled to begin exporting 40 megawatts of electricity starting from 15 June, Bangladesh has not yet opened the Letter...
Nepal, India, and Bangladesh Sign Historic Tripartite Power Sales Agreement
Kathmandu, Nepal — A landmark Tripartite Power Sales Agreement has been signed between the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam (NVVN) of...
Nepal and Bangladesh to Finalize 40 MW Electricity Sale Agreement on...
Nepal to Sign Agreement to Export 40 MW of Electricity to Bangladesh at 6.40 US Cents per Unit
Kathmandu — A tripartite agreement is set...
Bangladesh Cabinet Committee Approves Import of 40 MW Hydro Power from...
The Bangladesh cabinet committee on government purchase in a meeting on Tuesday approved a proposal to import 40 megawatt hydro power from Nepal through...
The Strategic Impact of a Nepal-India-Bangladesh Hydropower Alliance – OpEd
Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries to the impacts of climate change. Amid the global catastrophes caused by climate change and global...
Nepal-Bangladesh Power Trade on Hold as India Withholds Grid Use Approval
New Delhi: Despite reports in some sections of the Bangladesh media suggesting that India has approved the use of its power grid by the eastern...
Flowing Fortune: Harnessing Hydropower for Prosperity
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) expects to generate 20,000 MW of electricity by 2029.
If the plan materialises, the country will generate a surplus of 10,000...