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
Nepal Infrastructure
At the Energy Conference 2023, which started on Tuesday in Kathmandu, important agreements and understandings regarding power purchase and sale were made between the private energy companies of Nepal and India.An agreement was signed between
Bhim Gautam
After the introduction of the Electricity Act in 2049 and the regulations in 2050, the top officials of the then Electricity Authority used to say to those who pressed for its implementation, 'The private sector
Nepal Infrastructure
Although three decades have passed since the introduction of the Electricity Act in the country, it has been two decades since the private sector has been involved in hydropower development. After opening the entry of
Nepal Infrastructure
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: The promoter Swetaganga Hydropower Company had to construct a 23 km transmission line by itself to bring the power of the 28.1 MW lower Likhu hydropower project at Ramechhap to the 220 KV new
Nepal Infrastructure
KATHMANDU: A book titled ‘Nepal’s Electricity and Public Concerns’ has hit the market after it was released on Thursday. Authored by Mohan Krishna Upreti, former Deputy Executive Director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), has covered
Nepal Infrastructure
KATHMANDU: The Investment Board Nepal (IBN), the apex investment promotion body of the Nepal government, approved an investment worth Rs 167.59 billion for five hydropower projects to be implemented in Nepal. The 53rd meeting of
