Tag: Electricity market

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...

ERC Moves to Open Nepal’s Electricity Market Through Open Access

Kathmandu: The Electricity Regulatory Commission (ERC) has moved forward with the process of gradually transforming Nepal’s electricity market from a Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA)-centered...

NPTC Gets Nod to Trade 100 MW of Electricity

Kathmandu — Nepal Electricity Authority’s (NEA) subsidiary, Nepal Power Trading Company Limited (NPTC), has now been cleared to engage in electricity trading. A meeting...

Electricity Tariff Reduction Under Study as Govt Forms New Panel

KATHMANDU, July 30: The government has formed a study committee to explore reducing electricity tariffs in a bid to boost domestic consumption. Private-sector energy producers...

Electricity Trading and Transmission Need Private Sector Participation: Experts

Kathmandu: Stakeholders have emphasized that for the sustainable development of the hydropower sector, the private sector should be involved not only in power generation...

NEA No Longer Needed for PPAs, Unlocking Private Sector and Competitive...

Kathmandu - With the objective of ensuring non-discriminatory open access in the electricity system, the Electricity Regulatory Commission has issued the “Directive on Open...

Energy Minister Ghising Pushes for Private Sector Participation in Power Trade

Kathmandu: The government has begun preparations to allow domestic private sectors to engage in electricity trading. Energy, Irrigation, and Water Resources Minister Kulman Ghising stated...

Government’s Competitive PPA: A Leash on the Private Sector, a Game...

Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Minister Kulman Ghising has initiated efforts to modernize the pricing system of the electricity purchase–sale agreement (PPA) for hydropower...

Neighbouring countries can now trade electricity in India’s real time market

Nepal and Bhutan have traded 4.41 billion units of electricity in the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) ever since India's Cross Border Electricity Trade (CBET)...

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