Tag: IPPAN
IPPAN Urges Finance Committee to Reevaluate PAC’s IPO Restriction on Low-Net-Worth...
KATHMANDU, Jan : The Independent Power Producers' Association Nepal (IPPAN) has requested the Finance Committee to reconsider the Public Accounts Committee (PAC)'s decision to...
Uncertain Future of 20,000 MW Hydropower Projects in Protected Areas
Hydropower projects with a combined capacity of 40,000 MW, including operational, under-construction, and those in various stages of planning, located within national parks, protected...
Gandaki: The Future Hub of Hydroelectric Power
In Gandaki, 14 projects with a total capacity of 898.913 MW have obtained survey licenses, while 22 projects with a total capacity of 1,623.87...
Nepal’s Hydropower Struggles: Energy Entrepreneurs Demand Urgent Reforms
KATHMANDU: The private sector has become a vital contributor to Nepal’s hydropower development, currently producing 2,700 MW of electricity out of the country’s total...
PM Assures: Iron Mines and Fertilizer Factories to Boost Energy Consumption
Kathmandu — Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has stated that large industries such as iron mines and fertilizer factories are in the process of...
Kulman Ghising Urges Increased Investment in Charging Stations
Kathmandu — The Managing Director of Nepal Electricity Authority, Kulman Ghising, has stated that in order to promote electric vehicles, charging stations need to...
India: Unlocking Boundless Opportunities for Nepal’s Energy Sector
Nepal's vast hydropower potential lay untapped for over a century, but that is finally changing. With a bold Energy Development Roadmap aiming to generate...
IPPAN Applauds Energy Roadmap, Seeks Policy Modernization
Kathmandu, Jan. 11: Independent Power Producers Association Nepal (IPPAN) has welcomed the decision of the government of Nepal to approve the ‘Energy Development Roadmap and...
Roadmap to 28,500 MW: Feasibility of Meeting the 2035 Target
Kathmandu, Jan. 10: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has said that it is possible to achieve the target to generate 28,500 MW...
Rs 6.5 trillion investment required to produce 28 thousand megawatts power
Kathmandu, Jan 4: Investment of Rs 6.5 trillion is needed for producing 28,500 megawatts of electricity as per the government's target. Of this investment,...











