Tag: Hydropower Projects

Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has called the promoters of hydropower projects for the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). The NEA has invited the promoters to engage...

Capacity increase of new Khimti 220 KV substation, no wastage of electricity, increase in export volume Capacity of New Khimti 220 KV Substation Kathmandu, 27...

The Independent Power Producers' Association, Nepal (IPPAN) and FMO - a Dutch entrepreneurial development bank - have discussed bringing in international investment into Nepal's...

To support the increase in power production, stakeholders have emphasised the imperative need to boost investment in infrastructure to elevate domestic consumption and enhance...

New Delhi has big advantages in its South Asia infrastructure push – even if outspending China isn’t one of them. India’s recent hosting of leaders...

As the prospect of exporting power to India and other markets has been growing, the question of how to maximise the benefit of export...

The Impact of COVID-19 on Nepal’s Energy Sector: Challenges and Recovery Strategies The COVID-19 pandemic has had far-reaching consequences on various sectors across the globe,...

Bar to hydropower projects with Chinese or Pakistani involvement remains in place. Ensuring export market is essential as many power plants are coming up in...

With the low snow melting, Nepal’s largest 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower’s generation has been severely affected this year. MOHAN PRASAD GAUTAM, Chief Executive...

Kathmandu, 31 July 2023: On the occasion of its 38th anniversary, Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) planted trees on Monday through its offices across the...