Nepal Profits from Selling Electricity to India for the First Time
For the first time in over five decades of electricity trade between Nepal and India, Nepal has achieved a profit. In the fiscal year 2022/23, Nepal earned a profit of NPR ...
KATHMANDU, DECEMBER 10: Nepal sold over 1.7 billion units of electricity worth Rs 15.4 billion to India during this year’s rainy season. The Nepal Electricity Authority (NTA) exported surplus electricity to India during the period between mid-May and mid-December, 2023. A maximum of 700 megawatts of electricity was sold daily at the average rate of […]
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KATHMANDU, Sep 21: Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) exported power worth over Rs 5.43 billion to India in the first two months of the current fiscal year.
In Shrawan, (July 17- August 17), the first month of the current fiscal year, NEA supplied electrici
Nepal has earned Rs 1.72 billion in one month by selling electricity to India, informs the government-run power distribution monopoly, Nepal Electricity Authority.
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KATHMANDU, June 2: With a surge in production, Nepal has begun exporting electricity to India from Thursday.
According to Suresh Bhattarai, spokesperson for the Nepal Electricity Authority, Nepal has formally begun supplying electricity to India from today. “Excess electricity is being exported to India”, he further added.
Nepal electricity production has reached 1,300 Megawatt currently following the beginning of pre-monsoon.
The authority is currently exporting 37.7 Megawatt of electricity produced from Trishuli and Devighat Hydropower Projects.
KATHMANDU, April 6: Nepal has been granted permission to export an additional 325 Megawatt (MW) of electricity to India.
The Central Electricity Authority of India granted permission to the Nepal Electricity Authority to export 325 MW additional electricity.
Earlier, Nepal had permission to export only 39 MW of electricity to the Indian Energy Exchange.
With this new decision in effect, Nepal will now be allowed to export 364 MW of electricity.
Nepal and India had signed various agreements during a recent visit of Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba to India. Those agreements are coming under implementation gradually, according to the Ministry of Energy, Water Resource and Irrigation.
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