You are here: News and Events » News
Nepal to Export Additional 22 MW of Power to India
31 October 2022
India’s Central Electricity Authority granted the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) approval to export an additional 22 megawatts of power produced by the Chilime Hydropower Company. Mr. Suresh Bahadur Bhattarai, Spokesperson of NEA, confirmed the approval obtained on 31 October 2022.
Nepal is now able to export 386 MW of power to India.
By exporting surplus power, Nepal earned nearly 8 billion rupees (around $61.3 million) in the past five months.
Related link
The India-Bhutan energy partnership reached a major milestone with the operationalization of the fifth unit of the 1,020...
The Government of Bangladesh has launched a fully automated trade clearance system, making the submission and issuance of...
Assam and Bhutan have pledged to strengthen their bilateral tourism ties by collaborating on smoother and more accessible...
The new Gelephu Integrated Check Post (ICP) in Bhutan, which will play a key role in the Gelephu...
Nepal began its regular export of electricity to Bangladesh, by sending 40 megawatts (MW) of electricity through India's...
The Government of India will extend its subsidy for the ferry service between Nagapattinam (India) and Kankesanthurai (Sri...
In a landmark move to enhance tourism cooperation between India and Nepal, the Indian Association of Tour Operators...