Tag: electricity production
Kaligandaki ‘A’ Set to Resume Power Generation as River Level Recedes
Kathmandu: The 144 MW Kaligandaki ‘A’ Hydropower Project, which has remained shut for the past four days due to flooding in the Kaligandaki River,...
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...
ADB Raises Nepal’s 2026/27 Growth Forecast to 3.9% on Hydropower Boost
KATHMANDU: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has revised the estimated growth rate of Nepal in 2026/27 to 3.9 percent, based on the growing electricity...
IME Group Reaffirms Commitment to Expanding Hydropower Investment in Nepal
Kathmandu: IME Group has reiterated its goal of further expanding its investment and commitment in Nepal’s hydropower sector, aiming to contribute to economic prosperity,...
Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Suspends Generation Until June 27 for Reconstruction
Kathmandu: Power generation from the 111 MW Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Plant, operated by Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Company Limited at Timure in Gosainkunda Rural Municipality, Rasuwa District,...
Upper Mai Hydropower Suspends Production for Emergency Tunnel Repairs
Kathmandu: Power generation from the 9.98 MW Upper Mai Hydropower Project, operated by Panchakanya Mai Hydropower Limited, has been suspended.
According to the company, electricity...
Prosperity Should Be Measured by Energy Use, Not Megawatts: MP Neupane
Kathmandu: Member of the House of Representatives, Shriram Neupane, has said that Nepal should no longer remain limited to merely counting electricity generation in...
166 MW Super Tamor Hydropower Project Moves Ahead as Rs 25.4...
Kathmandu: Financial closure has been completed for the 166 MW Super Tamor Hydropower Project, one of the largest investments in Nepal’s energy sector, with...
Nupche Likhu Hydropower Nears Completion, Awaits Final Phase
Kathmandu: Along the ups and downs of Ramechhap, where the sounds of the Nupche and Likhu rivers flow, another story is taking shape—one of...
Sudurpashchim holds 18,000 MW hydropower potential, but output remains below 1%
Kathmandu: Despite having vast hydropower potential with river basins such as the Mahakali, Seti, and Karnali, Sudurpashchim Province has been found to have extremely...
