Nepal Infrastructure
KATHMANDU : The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) today planted saplings of fruits and other plants in various parts of the country on the occasion of its 38th anniversary. Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation
Nepal Infrastructure
Kathmandu: USAID Urja Nepal successfully concluded its nine-month-long “Training Program for the Development of Leadership and Management Skills for Women in Nepal's Energy Sector”. The leadership program aimed to assist women leaders in advancing their
Nepal Infrastructure
KATHMANDU : The powerhouse of Daramkhola Micro Hydropower Project at Lulang in Dhaulwagiri Rural Municipality-2 in Myagdi district has suffered damages after a landslide in the site. A landslide occurred at Mareni on Thursday has
Nepal Infrastructure
Hydropower sector incurred losses amounting to Rs 8.4 billion in flooding and landslides in Eastern districts on June 16-17. The flooding and landslips swept away power plants in Taplejung, Sankhuwasabha, Panchthar and Bhojpur district causing
Prabhakar Ghimire
There are many discussions at various public functions and deliberation about the problems facing large scale development projects. Most of the debates are dominated by project financing sources, environmental, human resources,and technical aspects of the
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NEW DELHI : India has agreed to purchase 10,000 megawatt of electricity from Nepal in the next 10 years. An agreement to this regard was signed today on the occasion of the ongoing India visit
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KATHMANDU: The Nepali embassy in Bangladesh organized a forum on ‘Realizing Energy Cooperation between Nepal and Bangladesh’ on 13th May in Dhaka to promote dialogue among key stakeholders and foster collaboration in the energy sector
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DAMAULI : As many as 32,000 towers have been installed for the construction of transmission line of the 140 MW Tanahun Hydropower Project. The towers have been installed for the construction of transmission line under
Nepal Infrastructure
KATHMANDU: Dolma Impact Fund II has invested Rs 5.30 billion (USD 3.5 million), equivalent to 49 percent of the equity capital of the promoter company of the 22 MW Seti Khola hydropower project. This investment
Dhana Dhakal
Kathmandu: Experts in the related fields have been saying for a long time that Nepal is a fertile land where electricity can be produced from alternative sources of renewable energy along with hydropower. For the
