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Sanima Group Achieves Milestone with 73 MW Middle-Tamor Hydro Project

  • 15 April, 2024

Kathmandu; Sanima Group has marked a significant achievement in Nepal's hydropower sector with the successful initiation of electricity production from the 73 MW Middle-Tamor Hydropower Project. This milestone was celebrated as electricity from the project began flowing through the 220 kV Koshi...}

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Customs Woes: Over 100 Hydropower Containers of Equipment Stuck in Biratnagar

  • 27 February, 2024

Kathmandu; Integrated Customs Checkpoint, Biratnagar, has become the epicenter of frustration for at least nine companies as over 100 containers of hydro mechanical and electro mechanical equipment remain stuck for the past week. As mentioned by Ganesh Karki, Chairman of the Independent Power Produc...}

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Hydropower received highest FDI of 32.8 percent in FY 2021/22: NRB

  • 8 October, 2023

Kathmandu; Nepal’s hydropower sector receives 32.8 percent of the foreign direct investment (FDI) that the country received in the fiscal year 2021/22. According to a survey conducted by Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the sector received the FDI worth Rs 86.81 billion in fiscal year 2021/22....}

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14.8 MW Upper Sanjen Hydroelectric Project starts producing electricity

  • 9 August, 2023

Kathmandu: Sanjen Hydropower Company has started its production from Simbu hydropower station, also known as Upper Sanjen. According to the company, it has started producing 14.8 MW of electricity since Saturday, while the produced electricity has been sent to the national grid system. ...}

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IPPAN and NIA ink an agreement to settle disputes on hydropower insurance premiums

  • 28 July, 2023

Kathmandu : The Independent Power Producers' Association, Nepal (IPPAN) and the Nepal Insurers' Association (NIA) have signed an agreement to settle disputes related to hydropower insurance premiums. The officials of the NIA  and the IPPAN Secretariat on Wednesday reached a cons...}

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Upper Tamor 'A' Hydropower Project concludes its EIA report

  • 20 July, 2023

Kathmandu: Upper Tamor 'A' Hydropower Project has finalized its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). According to Union Hydropower Limited, the developer of the Upper Tamor ‘A’, it has recently submitted its EIA report at the Department of Environment for final approval...}

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53.85 MW Chameliya Hydropower Project will cost Rs 11.15 billion: EIA Report

  • 23 June, 2023

Kathmandu; The 53.85 MW Chameliya hydropower project will require an estimated Rs 11.15 billion for its construction. But according to the website of the Department of Electricity Development, its capacity is 60 MW.   As per the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report of th...}

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132-MW Lower Barun Hydroelectric Project waits for final approval to start construction

  • 4 June, 2023

Kathmandu: The 132-MW Lower Barun Hydroelectric Project is going to be constructed as a part of Arun Valley in Bhotkhola Rural Municipality of Sankhuwasabha district. According to the Department Of Electricity Development, Ampik Energy Pvt Ltd has sought approval to start the construction of...}

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Nine hydropower companies issuing IPOs worth Rs 1.982 billion

  • 29 May, 2023

Kathmandu; A total of nine hydropower companies have been waiting to receive approval of the Securities Board of Nepal (Sebon) to issue their initial public offerings (IPOs) worth Rs 1.982 billion. Out of them, Mandu Hydropower Limited and Bhagwati Hydropower Development Limited have been lo...}

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IBN approves investment of Rs 167.59 billion aimed for development of hydroelectric projects

  • 14 April, 2023

Kathmandu; The Investment Board Nepal (IBN) on Thursday approved investment of Rs 167.59 billion for hydropower projects. According to the IBN, it approved foreign investment of Rs 146.22 billion and domestic investment of Rs 21.37 billion on the proposed energy projects. The 53th meeting of...}

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