Tag: Kulman Ghising

Kathmandu: Stakeholders have expressed serious concern over the growing risk of natural disasters in the Himalayan and hilly regions due to climate change and...

Kathmandu – Nepal's private sector has, for the first time, demonstrated its ability to successfully build high-voltage electricity transmission infrastructure, marking a significant milestone...

Kathmandu — The Cabinet meeting held on April 5, 2026, decided to allow the conversion of old diesel and petrol vehicles into electric ones....

Kathmandu, 6 January : An investment framework (modality) has been prepared to construct the 454-megawatt Kimathanka Arun semi-reservoir hydropower project, identified in Bhotkhola Rural...

Kathmandu: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Kulman Ghising has stated that issues related to private land, forest areas, and local communities that...

Kathmandu — India has renewed the permission granted to Nepal to import 654 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) at...

Kathmandu: Kulman Ghising, widely credited with ending load shedding during his tenure at the Nepal Electricity Authority, has once again come into the spotlight...

Kathmandu: Following the termination of the contract for the supply and installation of civil structures, including the dam (headworks), powerhouse, and gates along with...

Kathmandu: The board of directors of the Nepal Electricity Authority has decided to issue energy bonds worth 20 billion rupees. The meeting held yesterday...

Tanahun — Locals of Belbas, Ward No. 13 of Byas Municipality, who have been affected by the Tanahun Hydropower Project, have demanded compensation. Claiming that...