Tag: Nepal Electricity Authority

Government Approves Differentiated PPA Rates for Reservoir-Based Hydropower Projects

KATHMANDU, Feb 15: The government has introduced differentiated power purchase agreement (PPA) rates for reservoir-based hydropower projects and decided that PPA rates for projects...

Modi River Faces Crisis as Hydropower Projects Violate Water Release Norms

Hydropower projects are causing a serious crisis in the Modi River of Parbat district because they are not releasing water in accordance with legal...

132 kV Power Line from Tamghas – Burtibang Starts Testing Phase

Gulmi — Testing has begun today on the 132 kV double-circuit transmission line constructed by the Nepal Electricity Authority from Tamghas, the district headquarters...

NEA Fixes Rate in India Power Import Tender Despite Board Policy

Kathmandu : Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Managing Director Hitendra Dev Shakya, who has repeatedly defied decisions of the NEA Board of Directors, has once...

Notice Issued for Land Acquisition of Trishuli–3B Ratmate–Galchhi 220 kV Transmission...

Nuwakot: It has been announced that the land acquisition process required for the Trishuli–3B Ratmate–Galchhi 220 kV transmission line project, which is being constructed...

Seasonal Decline in River Flow Drives Hydropower Output Down

Kathmandu: A comparison between the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology’s real-time hydrological data and long-term seasonal averages shows that most of Nepal’s major rivers...

Land Compensation Set for Bhumahi–Hakui 132 kV Transmission Line, Claims Open

Nawalparasi: The compensation amount has been determined for land acquired for the construction of tower pads under the under-construction Bhumahi–Hakui 132 kV transmission line...

NEA Moves Ahead with Land Acquisition for Damauli 220 kV Transmission...

Pokhara: The Nepal Electricity Authority has moved forward with the process of permanently acquiring land required for the construction of transmission line towers in...

Karnali Moves to Resolve Overload and Low-Voltage Problems with 132 kV...

Kathmandu, Feb 2: A 132-kV transmission line has come into operation in Karnali Province, marking the first transmission line operated by the Nepal Electricity...

Increasing Power Generation, but No Clear Consumption Strategy: IPPAN President

Kathmandu: Ganesh Karki, President of the Independent Power Producers’ Association of Nepal (IPPAN), has stated that although electricity production is increasing, the state lacks...

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