Tag: Hydropower Nepal

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...

Kathmandu — The energy sector, widely regarded as a key pillar of the country’s economic prosperity, is seeking a policy “departure” from the budget...

Kathmandu: Financial closure has been completed for the 50 MW “Marsyangdi Besi Hydropower Project” being developed by Divyajyoti Hydropower Limited. A loan agreement was signed...

Kathmandu: Construction of the access tunnel for the 126 MW Lower Seti Hydropower Project has begun. The project, fully owned by the Nepal Electricity...

Bigu (Dolakha): Tamakoshi-5, one of the strategic hydropower projects directly linked to Nepal’s energy security, has now reached a decisive stage of construction. Built by...

Super Ghalemdi Hydropower Pvt. Ltd. has begun construction of the access road for the 9.14 MW Super Ghalemdi Hydropower Project in Myagdi. The project...

Kathmandu — The Supreme Court has issued a directive order to increase the proportion of free electricity Nepal will receive from the 480 MW...