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Government Advances Plan to Allow Private Sector Direct Electricity Trading

Kathmandu – The government has moved forward with a process to open power trading licenses to the private sector. Minister Anil Sinha, who also holds...

Energy Sector Must Be a Key Focus in Election Agendas: IPPAN

Kathmandu, Jan. 24: The Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has urged political parties to give special priority to energy-related issues of the private...

Electricity Trading and Transmission Need Private Sector Participation: Experts

Kathmandu: Stakeholders have emphasized that for the sustainable development of the hydropower sector, the private sector should be involved not only in power generation...

Private Sector Powers Nepal’s Energy Leap: IPPAN Marks 26 Years of...

Kathmandu: The Independent Power Producers’ Association of Nepal (IPPAN) marked its 26th anniversary with a major event attended by national leaders, who praised the...

Hydropower Developers Seek Policy Stability for Sustainable Energy Growth

Kathmandu: Private energy producers have warned that Nepal’s energy sector is heading toward serious uncertainty, policy instability, and crisis by 2025. Hydropower project development,...

Nepal’s Electricity Market: Private Sector Overlooked

Electricity trade means obtaining a license from the government to engage in electricity generation, transmission, and distribution. Here, water should be understood as the...

Private Sector Proposes Cooperation with Electricity Authority in Power Trading and...

Kathmandu: The Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has met with Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Managing Director Hitendra Dev Shakya and proposed cooperation in...

Nepal–Korea Energy Seminar Held to Promote Private-Sector Collaboration

At the Nepal–Korea Energy Cooperation Seminar 2025, organized with the objective of expanding investment cooperation in the energy sector between Nepal and Korea, the...

BIN Power Summit 2025: Boosting Energy Investment Requires Policy Interventions

Experts have stated that policy interventions are necessary to increase investment in the energy sector at the South Asia (BIN) Power Summit 2025, held...

NEA Shifts Small Hydropower PPAs from ‘Take-and-Pay’ to ‘Take-or-Pay’ Policy

Kathmandu. The Nepal Electricity Authority has decided to open the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for hydropower projects with capacities of up to 10 megawatts. The...

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