Tag: Department of Electricity Development
Construction of 28.3 MW Madhya Chameliya Hydropower Project to Begin in...
KATHMANDU: Another hydropower project is set to be constructed on the Chameliya River, established as the hydroelectric hub of Sudurpashchim Province.
The 28.30-megawatt Madhya Chameliya...
DoED Studying 5,089 MW of New Hydropower Projects, Storage Schemes Lead
Kathmandu: The Department of Electricity Development (DoED) is currently conducting feasibility studies for hydropower projects with a combined installed capacity of 5,089.02 MW. Among...
DoED Issues Survey Licenses to 99 Hydropower Projects in FY 2025/26
KATHMANDU, July 21: The Department of Electricity Development issued survey permits to 99 hydropower projects with a combined capacity of 3,211 MW during the...
Hydropower Projects Exceeding 12,000 MW Granted Generation Licences
Kathmandu: Nepal's Department of Electricity Development (DoED) has completed 32 years of service and entered its 33rd year of operation. The department, which operates...
NEA Ready to Collaborate as Shrestha Calls for Private Investment in...
Kathmandu: Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Managing Director Dirghayu Kumar Shrestha has said the authority is fully prepared to work closely with the private sector...
Preliminary Work Begins on 306 MW Upper Mugu Karnali Hydropower Project
MUGU: Preliminary work has begun on the 306 MW Upper Mugu Karnali Hydropower Project, which will be developed in Karmarong Rural Municipality and Chhayanath...
Government’s 100-Point Agenda: Major Energy Reforms from License Overhaul to Power...
Kathmandu: The government says it has made significant progress under its 100-point governance reform agenda by prioritizing the energy sector as a key driver...
PPA Reopening for Projects up to 10 MW Still Stalled Despite...
Kathmandu: Despite the government's decision to promote small-scale hydropower projects by reopening Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for projects of up to 10 MW, the...
Government Opens PPAs for Hydropower Projects Below 10 MW
Kathmandu: The government has decided to open Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for hydropower projects with capacities below 10 MW in a bid to accelerate...
NEA Moves Forward with 220 kV Lekhnath–Damauli Transmission Line in Tanahun
Kathmandu. The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has moved forward with the process of constructing the ‘Lekhnath–Damauli 220 kV Transmission Line Project’ in Tanahun. The...
