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Nepal struggles to utilize 700 megawatts despite increased hydropower output

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 […]

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Nilgiri II hydropower project completed

KATHMANDU, JANUARY 29: The construction of the Nilgiri Khola II Cascade hydropower project with a capacity of 71 MW has been completed in Narchang, Annapurna rural municipality-4 of Myagdi. It is the largest hydropower project constructed in Myagdi so far. The test of power generation will be done by pouring water into the tunnel from […] The post Nilgiri II hydropower project completed appeared first on Aarthiknews:: A leading business & economic news portal from Nepal.

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Investment Board Nepal approves investment for four hydropower projects

The Investment Board Nepal (IBN) has approved an investment equivalent to Rs 36.37 billion for the development of four hydropower projects. The post Investment Board Nepal approves investment for four hydropower projects appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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With India eyeing hydropower projects in Nepal, it is important for Nepal to set goals and boundaries

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Satluj Company, a hydropower in India to help construct Lower Arun hydropower in Nepal

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Bangladesh ‘keen’ to invest in Nepal hydropower projects

Bangladesh says it is keen to invest in some Nepal hydropower projects. The post Bangladesh ‘keen’ to invest in Nepal hydropower projects appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Nepal awards contract to build 2 key hydropower projects to India

Nepal has awarded a contract to study and build two key hydropower projects in the country to an Indian company. The post Nepal awards contract to build 2 key hydropower projects to India appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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Foreigners hold more than 6,000 megawatts of hydropower hostage, and Nepal is clueless about the project completion

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Nepal, India agree to develop large hydropower projects in Nepal

KATHMANDU, Feb. 25: Nepal and India have agreed to develop large hydropower projects in Nepal through joint investments, Nepal's Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation said on Thursday. During a secretary-level joint steering committee meeting, the two sides agreed to set up a joint technical team to work on the plan, the ministry said in a press statement. "We're still in the early stage of discussion on developing large hydropower projects through joint investments," Chiranjeevi Chataut, joint secretary at the ministry, told Xinhua. According to him, no project has been identified for joint investments. Indian companies are currently involved in some large hydropower projects in Nepal, including the 900 megawatts (MW) Arun-III Hydropower Project in eastern Nepal and the 900MW Upper Karnali Hydropower Project in western Nepal. According to the Nepali ministry, the two sides also agreed that the Nepal Electricity Authority and the Power Grid Corporation of India would set up a joint venture by April to construct a 400 kilovolts (KV) new Butwal-Gorakhpur transmission line on the Indian side. Nepal will construct part of the proposed transmission line on its side, as the two countries agreed to jointly fund a 140-km-long transmission line on the Indian side in September last year. Currently, power trade between Nepal and India is conducted through the Dhalkebar-Muzaffarpur cross-border transmission line in eastern Nepal, which has a capacity of 400KV. Nepal aims to export its surplus electricity to Indian markets, during the monsoon in particular. In November last year, India allowed Nepal to export 39MW of electricity to the country through its energy exchange market. India has also agreed to allow Nepal to export more electricity to India in the upcoming monsoon season, according to the Nepali ministry. In addition, Nepal and India have agreed to conduct a feasibility study on the construction of a cross-border transmission line between Nepal and India's West Bengal State, and such a transmission line may work as a transit for power trading between Nepal and Bangladesh, said Chataut.

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Nepal, India agree to develop hydropower projects in Nepal

Nepal and India have agreed to develop large hydropower projects in Nepal through joint investments, the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation said on Thursday.

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Investment proposals worth Rs 1.7 trillion await approval for Nepal hydropower development

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