20 new hydropower projects add 500 MW to electricity production in a year
During the past year, 20 hydropower projects larger than 1 MW have started commercial production.
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KATHMANDU, Sept 28: Heavy rains have severely impacted hydropower projects across Nepal, leading to the suspension of electricity production in several key sites.
KATHMANDU, Sept 28: Heavy rains have severely impacted hydropower projects across Nepal, leading to the suspension of electricity production in several key sites.
KATHMANDU: With the onset of the rainy season, Nepal’s river water levels have risen, boosting electricity production. Many hydropower projects are now operating at full capacity. However, the increase in electricity production has led to a significant challenge: approximately 700 megawatts of electricity is wasted at night due to reduced consumption. The Nepal Electricity Authority […]
KATHMANDU, April 20: The private sector is ahead of the government in terms of the construction and production of hydropower projects. According to the electricity production details of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) as of mid-March, the private sector leads in electricity production compared to the government.
KATHMANDU, April 20: The private sector is ahead of the government in terms of the construction and production of hydropower projects. According to the electricity production details of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) as of mid-March, the private sector leads in electricity production compared to the government.
KATHMANDU, March 30: With the onset of winter, electricity production in hydropower projects across the country has begun to decline. The reduced flow of water in rivers during the dry season has led to a decline in power generation and the reintroduction of load shedding in the industrial sector. In response to the unannounced load shedding in industries, the government is preparing to import more electricity from India, having received permission to import 554 MW of electricity.
KATHMANDU, June 27: The Independent Power Producers' Association of Nepal (IPPAN) has expressed dissatisfaction following a request from the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) to reduce electricity production during the rainy season. IPPAN has claimed that the NEA's actions have resulted in the waste of 500 megawatts of electricity generated by 30 hydropower projects.
KATHMANDU, June 27: The Independent Power Producers' Association of Nepal (IPPAN) has expressed dissatisfaction following a request from the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) to reduce electricity production during the rainy season. IPPAN has claimed that the NEA's actions have resulted in the waste of 500 megawatts of electricity generated by 30 hydropower projects.
