Tag: Electricity Regulatory Commission
Nepal Electricity Regulatory Commission Joins SAFIR as a Member
Kathmandu — The Electricity Regulatory Commission has obtained membership in the South Asian Forum for Infrastructure Regulation (SAFIR). In the cabinet meeting held on...
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...
Power Tariff Dues of Rs 238.7 Million Recovered from 35 Industries
KATHMANDU, Nov 14: A total of 25 new industries using electricity through 'dedicated' and 'trunk line' systems during the load-shedding period have started paying...
Nepal, Norway Ink Agreements to Strengthen Energy Sector Collaboration
Kathmandu: Nepal and Norway have signed two new implementation agreements under the Energy for Development Program (2025–2029), marking a new milestone in their long-standing...
Ensuring Reliable Power: NEA Statement on India Electricity Purchase Agreement
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has taken serious notice of the distorted and misleading news disseminated in some media outlets, as well as the comments...
Kulman Ghising Urges Competitive Rates for Hydropower Electricity Procurement
Kathmandu, 15 October 2025 — The Minister of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure and Transport, and Urban Development, Kulman Ghising, has urged...
Electricity Regulatory Commission Unveils Annual Program with PPA Revisions
Kathmandu — The Electricity Regulatory Commission has made public its annual plan and program for the upcoming fiscal year. The plan and program mention...
NEA and Energy Ministry Lag in Recovering Billions from Industrial Power...
The energy ministry and the new leadership of the Nepal Electricity Authority have shown unusual lethargy in the recovery of billions of rupees 59...
New Draft Law to Let Private Companies Supply Power Directly to...
KATHMANDU, June 19: In a major policy shift, the government has decided to allow private hydropower producers to sell electricity directly to their clients,...
Electricity Import-Export Rate Not Sanctioned by Nepal Electricity Authority’s Key Bodies
Kathmandu — The Nepal Electricity Authority has paid 80 million rupees in electricity charges to India. The payment was made for electricity imported through...
