Tag: Nepal energy sector

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...

Kathmandu. The physical progress on the power generation side of the under-construction 900-megawatt Arun–3 Hydropower Project in Sankhuwasabha has reached 74.61 percent. The project’s...

Kathmandu. In Dolpa, which has recently been considered lagging behind in development and prosperity, a 328-megawatt Bharbung Hydropower Project is set to be constructed....

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

For a long time in Nepal, the energy sector has been understood primarily as hydropower. Big rivers, large dams, and the dream of megawatts...

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,...

Kathmandu — Following the receipt of its production permit (generation license) and the approval of investment, the 439-megawatt Betan Karnali Hydropower Project, being developed...

Sankhuwasabha: All ten local government units of Sankhuwasabha have expressed their agreement to invest, through founder shares, in the under-construction 454-megawatt Kimathanka Arun Hydropower...

Rasuwa-Salasungi Hydropower has decided to proceed with the process of issuing shares in accordance with the demands of the affected local residents. The project...

Rasuwa – As cold weather has intensified in the Himalayan district of Rasuwa, the drop in water levels in rivers and streams has affected...