Economy
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Nepal is currently experiencing a significant shortage in electricity supply due to a decrease in domestic production, limited imports from India, and the ongoing challenges in the power sector. The 456 MW Upper Tamakoshi plant, which has been delayed due to a recent landslide, is expected to begin generating electricity soon. Despite efforts to remove Kul Man Ghising, the Managing Director of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), he continues to oversee the reconstruction work and preparations for the plant's operation. If all goes smoothly, the Upper Tamakoshi plant is projected to reach full capacity by the first week of January.
By A Correspondent Dec 29, 2024
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Nepal BFSI Summit 2024 held in association with the Banking, Finance Insurance Institute of Nepal (BFIN), PHDCCI is A Strategic Leap toward Climate Mitigation and Sustainable Growth
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