Kulman Ghising reappointed as Managing Director of NEA

Kulman Ghising has been reappointed as the Managing Director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).

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NEA recognized the potential of digital technologies to revolutionize

Kulman Ghising Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) feels privileged and honored of having fulfilled its commitment of availing reliable, affordable and quality power to its esteemed consumers for the past 38 years. On behalf of NEA, on this auspicious occasion of its 38th anniversary, I express my sincere gratitude to all concerned for standing with us […] The post NEA recognized the potential of digital technologies to revolutionize appeared first on Aarthiknews:: A leading business & economic news portal from Nepal.

Market for power export getting assured: NEA Ghishing

NEA managing director Kulman Ghising has said the market for power export is getting assured.

Market for power export getting assured: NEA Ghishing

NEA managing director Kulman Ghising has said the market for power export is getting assured.

NEA records profit of Rs 16 billion

NEA's managing director Kulman Ghising says the rise in profit is due to a rise of 27 per cent in consumption. The post NEA records profit of Rs 16 billion appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

95% people in Nepal have access to electricity

95 per cent of the people have access to electricity, said Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Executive Director Kulman Ghising.

Ghising appointed NEA executive director second time

KATHMANDU, August 11: The government has appointed Kulman Ghising the executive director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). It is the second time that Ghising was appointed to the NEA executive director.   He had retired from the NEA executive director ten months ago after completion of his four-year-term. According to the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Ghising has the four-year terms in the NEA.  Likewise, NEA’s outgoing executive director Hitendra Dev Shakya has been appointed the full-term member with the special rank and TOR at the Water and Energy Commission.  A meeting of the Council of Ministers on Monday took a decision to this regard.    The KP Sharma Oli-led government decided not to continue Ghising for a second term in the NEA though there was a demand from the civic level for his reappointment.   The Ministry said the Sher Bahadur Deuba-led government decided to bring Ghising to the NEA second time with the hope of seeing his outstanding performance.  He was first appointed the NEA executive director by the then government led by CPN (Maoist Centre) Chair Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’.   Ghising was widely remembered by the public for his successful leadership in the NEA during the first term as he was credited for liberating the NEA from 28 billion accumulated loss, taking the organisation to profit. He had been able to completely free the people of the hours-long power outage problem while he was in office.

NEA Managing Director Ghising assumes office (with photos)

KATHMANDU, Aug 11: Kulman Ghising has been appointed as the Managing Director of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).  Ghising on Wednesday reached the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation  and assumed office,  Energy Minister Pampha Bhusal handed over the appointment letter to Ghising for a four-year term. A Cabinet meeting held on Monday decided to appoint Ghising as the Managing Director of the NEA.  This is Ghising’s second stint in the authority. He had earlier served for the same position between September 16, 2016 and September 14, 2020.

Kulman Ghising appointed as NEA Managing Director

KATHMANDU, Aug 11: Kulman Ghising has been appointed as the Managing Director (MD) of the Nepal Electricity Authority.  The Council of Ministers appointed Ghising as the MD of NEA as proposed by the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation.   According to a minister, Ghising was informed about his appointment over the phone.  Meanwhile, the Cabinet also decided to transfer present MD Hitendra Dev Shakya to the Water Resources and Energy Commission.