Tag: hydropower development
Deuba: Nepal Must Assure Domestic and Foreign Investors
Kathmandu, July 16: President of Nepali Congress and Former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that a conducive environment should be created for...
Energy Minister Khadka Assures Stable Market, Encourages Confident Investment in Hydropower...
Kathmandu — Energy, Water Resources, and Irrigation Minister Deepak Khadka has called on investors to capitalize on opportunities in the hydropower sector, asserting that...
110 Ropanis of Land Allocated for Substation Construction in Humla
KATHMANDU, Dec : Efforts are underway to acquire 110 ropanis of land in Humla district for the construction of 400/132 KV substation at Sarkeghat...
Nepal Strengthens Sustainable Hydropower with New MoU
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between the FMO – Dutch entrepreneurial development bank , NMB Bank Ltd., and the Hydropower Sustainability...
Energy Cooperation in Focus as Nepal, Bangladesh Exchange Views
KATHMANDU, Sept:16, The ambassador of Bangladesh to Nepal, Salahuddin Noman Chowdhury, paid a courtesy call on Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Dipak...
The Role of Green Hydrogen in Nepal’s Energy Transition
Nepal, a country with diverse climates and geography, faces significant climate change impacts, from melting glaciers in the Himalayas to erratic lowland monsoon patterns....
Beyond the Grid: The Political Currents Shaping Electricity
An encouraging point towards achieving energy security by Nepal in future is that private sector has been wonderfully performing in the electricity generation sector,...
Rivers of Potential: Resolving Strife in Nepal’s Energy Sector through Hydropower...
Power export to India has been pilloried by some so-called ultra-patriotists in Nepal. They advocate that electricity should be solely consumed inside our country...
Nepal’s Journey to Exporting Energy
Hydropower is a cheap and sustainable source of energy with negligible environmental impacts. Despite having huge potential in hydropower, Nepal has been unable to...
Can Nepal harness its huge hydropower potential?
The government aims to produce over 28,000MW of electricity by 2035. But that requires massive resources.
As Nepal focusses on hydropower development to meet its...
