Nepal Purbadhar

आइतवार, पुस ७, २०८१
Sunday, December 22, 2024
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Sunday, December 22, 2024
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Ministry directs NEA to seek clearance of electricity dues from respective local-levels

Ministry directs NEA to seek clearance of electricity dues from respective local-levels

KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Finance has directed Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) to proceed ahead with the clearance of dues related to electricity tariffs for street lamps from the respective local-levels. This directive aligns with the

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Remote villages in Bhojpur illuminated

Remote villages in Bhojpur illuminated

BHOJPUR: The power supply has reached to the remote villages of Khoksing and Baurang at Ramprasad Rai Rural Municipality in Bhojpur district, benefitting around 300 households. The power supply, a long-awaited dream of folks, has made

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Govt sees need to invest USD 46 billion in energy sector within 12 years

Govt sees need to invest USD 46 billion in energy sector within 12 years

Kathmandu: The Government of Nepal has prepared ambitious and comprehensive action-plans including investing USD 46 billion for the overall development of country's energy sector by 2035. The government set the target of investment in that

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Mugu district connected with national grid

Mugu district connected with national grid

Kathmandu: Mugu district of Karnali Province has connected with the national grid with the expansion of electricity to the district headquarters, Gamgadhi by constructing around 85 km line by tapping the 33 kV transmission line

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Tanahun locals protest land acquisition under MCC

Tanahun locals protest land acquisition under MCC

Damauli: Local people of Byas Municipality-13 in Tanahun district have protested the land acquisition process for a transmission line extension project under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC). Submitting a memorandum to Chief District Officer Chhabi

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Power stakeholders stress on prioritizing infrastructure investment to boost domestic consumption and facilitate international electricity trade

Power stakeholders stress on prioritizing infrastructure investment to boost domestic consumption and facilitate international electricity trade

Kathmandu: To support the increase in power production, stakeholders have emphasized the imperative need to boost infrastructure investments in order to elevate domestic consumption and enhance exports to neighboring countries. During the policy discussion program on 'Electricity

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Chukeni hydropower project nearing completion

Chukeni hydropower project nearing completion

Jumla: The Chukeni hydropower project under-construction at Gadigaon of Patarasi rural municipality-1 in Jumla has reached its final stage. A pride project of the district, work is being carried out to complete it by coming

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Land acquisition process for transmission line project under MCC begins in Tanahun

Land acquisition process for transmission line project under MCC begins in Tanahun

Damauli: The process has begun for acquiring land for the construction of the 400 kV transmission line being operated under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) compact. Under the project being run jointly by the Government

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Investment Board Nepal approves investment for four hydropower projects

Investment Board Nepal approves investment for four hydropower projects

Kathmandu:The Investment Board Nepal (IBN) has approved investment equivalent to Rs 36.37 billion for the development of four hydropower projects. A meeting of IBN chaired by Board Chair and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda'

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Power trade agreement would be reached with Bangladesh soon: Energy Minister

Power trade agreement would be reached with Bangladesh soon: Energy Minister

Chitwan: Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Shakti Bahadur Basnet, has said the power trade agreement would be soon reached with Bangladesh. Talking to journalists at Bharatpur airport today, he made it clear that