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  • Subsidiary Company : 10396 MWh
  • Private Sector : 32020 MWh
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  • Tripping : 0 MWh
  • Energy Demand : 51678 MWh
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  • Subsidiary Company : 0 MW
  • Private Sector : 0 MW
  • Import : 0 MW
  • Tripping : 0 MW
  • Peak Demand : 2498 MW
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Royal Expedition: A Journey Through Majestic Destinations

  • 6 May, 2025

We had laid wooden beams on a damp wheat and installed five small diesel generators on top of them. We covered those generators (total capacity 15 KW) with a canvas roof and named this structure – Power House. The covered with one-span-tall wheat plants, was guarded by royal&...}

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456 MW of Additional Power Generation, Commencement of Export to a Third Country via Indian Grid

  • 15 April, 2025

Kathmandu: The year 2081 BS has been an encouraging period for Nepal’s energy development sector, marked not only by steady progress in electricity generation, transmission, and trade, but also by the initiation of several new and transformative undertakings. According to the Nepal Electric...}

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Central bank declines NEA's call to freeze defaulters' accounts

  • 16 December, 2024

Kathmandu : The Nepal Rastra Bank has decided not to freeze the bank accounts of 28 industrial firms that have failed to clear their dues to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). NEA Managing Director Kulman Ghising had written to the central bank on November 27, urging action against the defa...}

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Electricity Consumer Protection: Current Issues and Way Forward

  • 28 October, 2024

Electricity has become indispensable for daily life in the modern world, and it’s hard to imagine sustaining life without it. However, as Nepali citizens, we must recall the acute electricity shortages the country faced just five years ago. During that time, the entire nation en...}

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Advancing Nepal’s Electricity Sector: Strategic Frameworks for Private Investment in Transmission

  • 25 October, 2024

Nepal’s transmission sector is currently defined by a confluence of challenges and latent potential. The existing infrastructure, predominantly managed by the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), has made strides in reaching various parts of the country but&nbs...}

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Export of 40 MW of hydropower to Bangladesh is finalized, with a trilateral PSA to be signed

  • 3 October, 2024

Kathmandu: After prolonged discussions and negotiations, Bangladesh is set to import 40 MW of hydropower from Nepal through a trilateral agreement. The agreement will be signed today between Nepal, Bangladesh, and an Indian nodal agency. The sixth meeting of the Nepal-Bangladesh Energy Secre...}

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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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NEA Requests to Submit Application within 30 days to clear Dues 

  • 9 January, 2024

Kathmandu: Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has requested to submit payment of trunk and dedicated lines tariff in installment. NEA has issued a notice, requests the industries to submit their application by contacting related distribution center for the installment within 30 days.  The mee...}

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NEA chief Ghising insists on making 61 manufacturers clear dues of dedicated feeders and trunk lines

  • 29 December, 2023

Kathmandu: Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA)’s Managing Director Kulman Ghising has insisted on recovering the electricity tariff dues from manufacturers who were supplied power through dedicated feeders and trunk lines, despite pressure from those manufacturers to revoke his decision. Orga...}

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46 MW Upper Balephi Hydropower inks power purchase agreement with NEA

  • 23 November, 2023

Kathmandu; Upper Balephi Hydropower Project, an entity operating within the Energy Business of Golyan Group, has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). On Tuesday, NEA Managing Director Kulman Ghising and Chairman of Upper Balephi Hydropower Umesh Kas...}

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