Tag: Hitendra Dev Shakya
Hitendra Dev Shakya Highlights Pumped Storage as the Future of Energy
Kathmandu: Since projects based solely on river flow (run-of-river) cannot guarantee energy security, there has been a growing call to build reservoir-based projects. The...
Shakya: Nepal Exports Power to India at INR 4/unit After 9...
Kathmandu — Hitendra Dev Shakya, the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), has informed that Nepal is selling electricity to India at...
NEA MD Shakya Vows Reliable, Affordable Power for Koshi
KATHMANDU, May 24: Hitendra Dev Shakya, Managing Director (MD) of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), recently toured Koshi Province.
In Biratnagar, he met with distribution center...
Sagarmatha Sambaad: Stakeholders Unite to Boost Clean Energy Production
Kathmandu, May : Stakeholders have stressed increasing production of clean energy for sustainable electricity.
Speakers of a session on 'Powering the future: Harnessing clean energy'...
NEA Releases White Paper on Nationwide Electricity Access and Infrastructure Status
KATHMANDU: The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) on Friday released a white paper outlining the current state of the organization and the status of electricity...
MD Shakya Conducts Inspection of Fire-affected Dhalkebar Substation
Kathmandu — In just the past week, there have been fires at the Nepal Electricity Authority's Matatirtha Substation and Dhalkebar Substation. During underground line...
China-Built Hydropower Plant Officially Begins Operation in Nepal
KATHMANDU, April 10 (Xinhua) -- The Sanjen Khola hydropower station in Nepal, built by a Chinese company, has been put into operation and connected...
Minister Khadka Ensures the Country Will No Longer Face Load Shedding
KATHMANDU, April 10: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and irrigation, Dipak Khadka, has said there would be no load shedding in the country now.
Inaugurating...
Energy Minister Directs Officials to Resolve Pending Line Dues
Kathmandu, April : Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has directed the electricity authorities to immediately recover the remaining dues of...
Nepal to Import Electricity from India for 16 Hours Daily
Kathmandu — The Electricity Authority will be allowed to import electricity from India for an additional 4 hours. Previously importing electricity for 12 hours...
