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  • Energy Demand : 51678 MWh
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  • Import : 0 MW
  • Tripping : 0 MW
  • Peak Demand : 2498 MW
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ERC’s Digital Transformation: Paving the Way for Paperless Regulation

  • 24 August, 2025

The Electricity Regulatory Commission (ERC) of Nepal, established under the Electricity Regulatory Commission Act, 2017, serves as an independent regulator for equitable growth in the energy sector. Its primary mandate is to maintain a balance between the demand and supply of electricity while simpl...}

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Nepal's Energy Sector Achieves Significant Milestones Through Over Five Decades of Partnership with ADB

  • 3 December, 2024

Kathmandu : The Asian Development Bank (ADB) launched a photo exhibition to celebrate over five decades of partnership with the Government of Nepal (GoN) in the energy sector—a collaboration that has played a pivotal role in advancing the country's development and energy transformatio...}

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40 MW Electricity Export to Bangladesh Kicks Off: A Milestone for Nepal

  • 15 November, 2024

Kathmandu: Nepal has marked a historic milestone in its energy sector with the formal initiation of exporting 40 MW of electricity to Bangladesh through India’s transmission grid. The export agreement, set to continue for the next five years during the wet season, symbolizes a significant step...}

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Adapting Wisely: Financing Nepal’s Energy Infrastructure in Dynamic Regional Markets

  • 22 October, 2024

Historically, Nepal’s energy sector financing has predominantly focused on small to medium-sized projects, which have played a crucial role in laying the foundation of the country’s energy infrastructure and supplying essential electricity to households...}

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18-KM Transmission Line to Be Completed in 21 Months Under MCA-Nepal

  • 1 September, 2024

Kathmandu: MCA-Nepal has signed a contract for an 18-kilometer cross-border electricity transmission line, a critical component of the Electricity Transmission Project under the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Nepal Compact, funded by the Government of Nepal and the U.S. Government. The co...}

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Cancellation of license and confiscation of bank guarantee of those who cannot raise investment even after doing PPA

  • 15 August, 2023

Kathmandu; While a number of hydropower projects have been struggling to conclude their financial closure, a government committee has recommended canceling the power purchase agreement (PPA) of all types of hydropower projects above 100 MW that have failed to find financial resources for the pa...}

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Budget for energy sector cut down by Rs 21.15 billion for the next fiscal year

  • 31 May, 2023

Kathmandu; The government has allocated a budget of Rs 87.45 billion for the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation (MoEWRI) for fiscal year 2023/24, which is Rs 21.15 billion less compared to the amount allocated in the sector for the current fiscal year. The government has cut...}

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NCC urges DPM Lingden to encourage private investment in energy sector

  • 25 January, 2023

Kathmandu: A delegation of Nepal Chamber of Commerce met with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Rajendra Lingden and urged to implement the government’s slogan ‘Nepal’s water, people’s investment’. In the meeting with M...}

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Govt revises law allowing hydropower projects to develop up to Q20 design

  • 17 August, 2022

KATHMANDU, The licensed hydropower developers can now construct design-discharge of Q20 projects, with the government enforcing a policy to take the country’s water resources to their optimum use based on the feasibility of hydropower development. Previously, the Department of Electric...}

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Energy Minister Urges Entrepreneurs To Build Infrastructure To Replace LPG With Electricity

  • 11 October, 2021

Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Pampha Bhusal has urged the entrepreneurs to construct structures for operating all types of home appliances with the use of electricity within the coming year.     She said this while addressing a greetings exchange program...}

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