Tag: Nepal energy news
Kaligandaki ‘A’ Set to Resume Power Generation as River Level Recedes
Kathmandu: The 144 MW Kaligandaki ‘A’ Hydropower Project, which has remained shut for the past four days due to flooding in the Kaligandaki River,...
Rahuganga Flood Damages Hydropower Structures and Transmission Towers in Myagdi
KATHMANDU: Flooding in the Rahuganga River following continuous rainfall has damaged various structures of the under-construction and operational Rahuganga Hydropower Project in Myagdi district....
Jagdulla Hydropower Advances Rapidly, Boosting Karnali’s Development
Kathmandu: Jagdulla Hydropower Company is currently developing the Jagdulla Hydropower Project in Dolpa district. The company has accelerated construction works on the 106 MW...
IPPAN Welcomes Budget’s Energy Reforms, Calls for Effective Implementation and Policy...
Kathmandu – The Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has stated that the budget for fiscal year 2026/27, has created a positive foundation for...
NEA Reconstitutes Committee for Khimti Hydropower Share Transfer Talks
Kathmandu: The Board of Directors of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has reconstituted a negotiation committee to advance discussions on the transfer of share...
Govt Announces Contracting Process for 828 MW Uttarganga Project Next Year
Kathmandu: The government is set to move four major hydropower projects, including the much-awaited 828-megawatt Uttarganga Reservoir Hydropower Project, into the contracting process within...
Biraj Bhakta Shrestha Calls for Urgent Growth in Domestic Power Consumption
Kathmandu, May 28: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Biraj Bhakta Shrestha has stressed the urgent need to expand domestic electricity consumption, warning...
Minister Orders Urgent Repair and Investigation After Two Towers Collapse on...
Kathmandu: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Biraj Bhakta Shrestha has expressed concern over the power crisis in Karnali Province after two 132...
NEA Reports Major Reduction in Power Outages and Tripping Across Nepal
Kathmandu. The number of electricity tripping incidents and the duration of interruptions have significantly decreased compared to the last fiscal year. According to data...
Spark Hydropower’s Tamor-Mewa Project to Reach 145 MW Capacity
Taplejung — The Tamor-Mewa Hydropower Project has been set to generate 145 megawatts of electricity.
Spark Hydropower, which initially received a 128 MW permit, has...
