Tag: Hydropower Nepal

Kathmandu: The long-delayed Ghunsa Khola Hydropower Project, which had remained stalled for years in studies, promoter changes, and procurement procedures, has finally shown signs...

Myagdi: A 220 kV switchyard constructed at Tilkenichaur in Raghuganga Rural Municipality–3, Myagdi, has come into operation. With the commissioning of the switchyard, 127.8...

Kathmandu: As the 24th Annual General Meeting and 8th Convention of the Independent Power Producers' Association, Nepal (IPPAN) draws closer, efforts to elect the...

Kathmandu – The Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has stated that the budget for fiscal year 2026/27, has created a positive foundation for...

Kathmandu: The Board of Directors of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has reconstituted a negotiation committee to advance discussions on the transfer of share...

Manang: The Himalayan district of Manang, which has so far depended on electricity generated from small hydropower projects, is set to be connected to...

Kathmandu: The government’s announcement in the upcoming fiscal year’s budget to impose a 5 percent VAT on electricity sales has generated optimism among energy...

Kathmandu: Through the budget for Fiscal Year 2025/26, the government had introduced ambitious programs in the energy, water resources, and irrigation sectors. The government...

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...

Kathmandu — An international electrical exhibition titled “Fin Electro-Tech 2026,” aimed at bringing together Nepal’s energy, electrical infrastructure, and smart technology sectors under one...