Tag: Electricity Generation

Kathmandu. The attraction towards solar energy in Nepal has been increasing rapidly. Although hydropower remains the main energy source, considering seasonal fluctuations and the...

Kathmandu. The 683 MW Sunkoshi-3 reservoir-based hydropower project, identified on the border of Kavrepalanchok and Ramechhap, is now on a clear path toward construction....

Kathmandu. The construction process of the 24.41-megawatt ‘Super Inkhu Khola Hydropower Project’ in Solukhumbu has been advanced. To generate electricity using the water of the...

Kathmandu — The government has granted electricity generation permits to three additional hydropower projects. Under the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, the Department...

Kathmandu - Investment has been secured for the Lower Hewakhola Hydropower Project. Two commercial banks are set to invest a loan of Rs 981.7...

Taplejung, Oct. 11: Investment has been secured for the Tamor-Mewa Hydropower Project to be constructed in Taplejung. Investment has been arranged for the 128-megawatt project to...

Kathmandu – The government has amended the “Environment Protection Regulations 2077” (2020) to increase the capacity of electricity generation projects using solar energy. Previously, solar...

Kathmandu, 7 October – Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport Management, and Urban Development Kulman Ghising has inspected the...

According to the history of Nepal’s hydropower development, it appears that the entry of the private sector alone brought about a meaningful turning point....

Nepal’s hot water springs have great potential as a renewable geothermal energy source that generates low levels of greenhouse gases. While hydropower generation can...