KATHMANDU: The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has reconnected power lines to industries where service had previously been cut. Chandan Kumar Ghosh, spokesperson for the Authority, confirmed that the majority of industries had their power lines restored last night, following a decision made at a board meeting on Tuesday. He added that the remaining industries will […]
Kathmandu, November 12 — The Board of Directors of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has decided to reconnect power lines to industries that had not paid their dues.
Energy Minister Dipak Khadka, following the decision of the Cabinet, instructed the board to reconnect power to these industries.
In a Cabinet meeting held on Sunday, it was decided to reconnect the power lines after giving industries 15 days to pay their dues based on the TOD (Time of Day) meters.
Previously, the NEA had cut the power lines of 34 industries on October 25 due to unpaid...
Kathmandu, November 12 — The Board of Directors of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has decided to reconnect power lines to industries that had not paid their dues.
Energy Minister Dipak Khadka, following the decision of the Cabinet, instructed the board to reconnect power to these industries.
In a Cabinet meeting held on Sunday, it was decided to reconnect the power lines after giving industries 15 days to pay their dues based on the TOD (Time of Day) meters.
Previously, the NEA had cut the power lines of 34 industries on October 25 due to unpaid...
Kathmandu, October 27 — The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has cut power lines to 32 industries that failed to pay dues for dedicated and trunk line services, resulting in a complete halt of production across all affected industries.
Before disconnecting the power, the NEA had given industries a 90-day deadline to settle their bills. Among the 49 industries that did not pay, two are public institutions. The NEA has stated that it can reconcile accounts with Udaypur Cement Industry and Hetauda Cement Industry Limited, which together owe approximately 780 million Nepali Rupees.
Four industries have committed to pay...
Kathmandu, October 27 — The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has cut power lines to 32 industries that failed to pay dues for dedicated and trunk line services, resulting in a complete halt of production across all affected industries.
Before disconnecting the power, the NEA had given industries a 90-day deadline to settle their bills. Among the 49 industries that did not pay, two are public institutions. The NEA has stated that it can reconcile accounts with Udaypur Cement Industry and Hetauda Cement Industry Limited, which together owe approximately 780 million Nepali Rupees.
Four industries have committed to pay...
KATHMANDU: On Thursday night, the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) disconnected power lines to 34 industries due to their failure to pay dedicated and trunk line fees by the deadline. This action is not unprecedented; the Authority has previously cut lines to industries over overdue premium tariffs. Despite ongoing reminders for payment, many industries were granted […]
KATHMANDU, Dec 24: The Nepal Foreign Trade Association (NFTA) has protested against the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) for disconnecting the power lines of industries that have not paid the electricity tariffs for electricity supply from the dedicated feeders and trunk lines.
KATHMANDU, Dec 24: The Nepal Foreign Trade Association (NFTA) has protested against the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) for disconnecting the power lines of industries that have not paid the electricity tariffs for electricity supply from the dedicated feeders and trunk lines.
KATHMANDU: The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has severed power connections to several large-scale industries that have prolonged outstanding electricity tariff payments for dedicated and truck lines. This action follows Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’s directive to the NEA to disconnect power lines and recuperate overdue charges from these industries on Thursday. Previously, NEA faced […]
