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Shailendra Guragain, who has been active in the promotion of hydropower projects for a long time, is also the leader of this sector. He believes that the development of the hydropower sector will lead to
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Investment Board Nepal is there for maintaining strong relations and contacts with the private sector. It has been trying for a long time to bring foreign direct investment. Some projects have been successful and some
Dhana Dhakal
KATHAMDNU : The installed capacity of the country's national transmission system has now reached 2600 megawatts. According to the projection of Nepal Electricity Authority, this capacity will increase to 3 thousand megawatts by the end
Bhim Gautam
KATHMANDU : In terms of electricity production, the 1061 MW upper Arun identified in the Arun River is considered to be a very attractive semi-reservoir hydropower project. If the construction can be completed within the
Jiban Basnet
KATHMANDU: Nepali society, which has experienced 1 decade long (2063-73) painful experience of load shedding not only in winter, but also in rainy season, has now come to a state of frustration even when electricity
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KATHMANDU: Nepal is graduating from the Least Developed Country (LDC) status by 2026 when the country will lose many trade privileges offered by major international market destinations. A joint ITC-UN OHRLLS (Office of High Representative
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Nepal Electricity Authority is now faced with the challenge of expanding the internal and external markets as the electricity connection capacity of the national transmission system increases. Although the management of the electricity authority is
Bhim Gautam
Until 10 years ago, women suffering from labor pains in Dolakha's Vigu rural municipality area had to be carried on their shoulders for two days and taken to Charikot Hospital. There was no option to
Bhim Gautam
During the dry season of the current financial year (2079/80), up to 500 megawatts were wasted every day due to the fact that all the electricity produced by the indigenous hydropower plants could not be
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Dinesh Kumar Ghimire, who has a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) from the National Institute of Technology (former Malviya Regional Engineering College) in India and a Master's Degree (M.Tech) in Hydro Electric System Engineering and Management
