Tag: Electricity Generation
Kulekhani Increases Power Generation to Prevent Reservoir Level Rise
KATHMANDU: All three units of the Kulekhani Hydropower Project in Makawanpur have been operated at full capacity to prevent the water level in the...
Rs 1.37 Billion Loan Secured for 30 MW Dhalkebar-2 Solar Project
Kathmandu: Everest Bank and Nepal SBI Bank have agreed to provide loans worth Rs 1.368 billion for the 30 MW Dhalkebar-2 Solar Power Project...
Nuwakot Substation Destruction Strands 176.1 MW of Hydropower Output
Electricity generation from hydropower projects with combined capacity of 176.1 megawatts along the Trishuli corridor remains uncertain after the Bhotekoshi flood destroyed the 220...
Bhotekoshi Flood Puts Kulekhani Under Pressure to Generate Power
HETAUDA — The devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River has damaged more than a dozen hydropower projects, putting additional pressure on the Kulekhani Hydropower...
Upper Tamakoshi Nears Profit as Penalties and Interest Expenses Decline
The Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Project, which had been operating at a loss continuously for four years after beginning electricity generation, is now moving toward...
Government Advances PPA Reopening Process, Forms Five-Member Committee
Kathmandu: The government has moved forward with the process of reopening Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). A meeting of the Nepal Electricity Authority's Board of...
NEA’s Major Power Plants Exceed Target, Medium Plants Fall 7.4% Short
Kathmandu: The major power plants of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) generated more electricity than their assigned production target in fiscal year 2025/26, while...
16,140 MW of Private Hydropower Projects Await PPAs, Rs. 66 Billion...
Kathmandu: Around 16,140 MW of hydropower projects in the private sector are awaiting Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), with approximately Rs. 66 billion already invested...
Sarita Dawadi Outlines New Priorities for NEA: Reliable Power, Higher Consumption...
Kathmandu. Sarita Dawadi, Secretary at the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation and a member of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Board of...
NEA Purchases 10,825 GWh From Private Sector, Pays Rs. 67.68 Billion
Kathmandu — The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) purchased 10,825 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity—equivalent to 10.825 billion units—from private-sector power producers in fiscal year 2025/26....
