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Future of Nepali Hydropower Amid Climate Change Challenges

  • 29 May, 2025

The floods and landslides on September 26-28, 2024 triggered by incessant rains have severely affected a number of hydropower plants across the country, causing a loss of billions of rupees to these power plants. According to the Nepal National Disaster Risk Reduction and Managemen...}

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Unveiling the Factors Affecting the Energy Generation of Hydropower Plants in Nepal

  • 4 November, 2024

ABSTRACT: Despite having substantial hydropower potential, only a fraction of Nepal’s capacity is harnessed, with numerous plants struggling to meet their estimated energy outputs. This paper delves into the factors affecting the energy generation of hydropower plants in Nepal, a critical elem...}

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Large Storage Dams: Balancing Progress with Future Generations’ Inheritance

  • 30 October, 2024

Nepal can easily meet the country’s demand for electricity for a very long time by implementing medium-sized hydropower projects in conjunction with solar and other sources of inexpensive energy generation. This can be done without resorting to costly large&n...}

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All structures of Rasuwagadhi successfully tested, out of the four projects under Chilime

  • 13 February, 2024

Kathmandu; The construction of the 111 MW Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Project, led by Rasuwagadhi Hydropower Company Limited, has been successfully completed, and the entire structure has undergone a successful dry test. Under Chilime Hydro Power Company Limited, the Rasuwagadhi Project is being advanced...}

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‘Underground water should be preserved to nullify impacts of climate change in hydropower sector’

  • 3 October, 2023

Kathmandu: While there is a growing concern for the possible impacts of climate change on Nepal’s hydropower projects, experts in the field of climate and environment have said that there is not much to worry about with the issue. The experts have comforted the promoters by stating tha...}

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IPPAN demands govt to be lenient to domestic hydropower projects

  • 14 August, 2023

Kathmandu: The Independent Power Producers’ Association, Nepal (IPPAN) has demanded the government not to fall harsh on the private sector energy developers that fail to finalize their financial closure on time. A government panel in its recently submitted report has recommended cancel...}

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IFC supported 67 hydropower projects producing 4000 MW in last seven years

  • 14 June, 2023

Kathmandu: The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, supported 67 hydropower projects producing 3,919 MW in the past seven years. The IFC under ‘Nepal Environmental and Social (E&S) Hydropower Program (2016-2023)’ helped ramp up the capacity of...}

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Nepal will build itself the Upper Arun to balance diplomatic relations: Minister Basnet

  • 19 May, 2023

Kathmandu : Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Shakti Bahadur Basnet has said the country will build the 1,061 MW Upper Arun Semi-storage Hydropower Project. At a time when there is much talk that Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal during his visit to India, will be handling the a...}

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Investment of Rs 17.89 billion estimated for construction of 87 MW Seti River-3 Hydropower Project

  • 1 May, 2023

Kathmandu : A total investment of Rs 17.89 billion has been estimated for the construction of 87 MW Seti River-3 Hydropower Project. A feasibility survey conducted by the project has come up with the amount of investment needed to build the semi-reservoir hydropower project. Chilime Hydropower Co...}

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Small Hydropower and King Birendra

  • 26 April, 2023

Kathmandu: After returning from the USA, I was appointed as a director at the Small Hydropower Department. I worked in this department for a decade. At that time, headquarters of hilly regions and villages were not connected to the national electricity system. We were designated to build a s...}

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