Good News for Nepal’s Hydropower Sector: Panchakanya Mai Hydropower Limited Restores Power After Flood Damage Great news for Nepal’s energy sector! Panchakanya Mai Hydropower Limited has announced the successful resumption of power generation from both of its hydropower projects in Ilam district. This follows a temporary disruption caused by severe floods and landslides resulting from […]
Hydropower Project Suspended After Heavy Rainfall and Landslides The Puwa 2 Hydropower Project (4.96 MW), operated by People’s Power Limited, has been temporarily shut down due to severe weather conditions. Recent heavy rainfall has led to floods and landslides, causing significant damage to the project’s headworks area. This disruption has forced the company to suspend
Stock Market Reopens After Dashain Holiday: What to Expect? Kathmandu – The stock market is set to reopen today after the Dashain holiday break. While the Dashain festivities concluded on Sunday, the government extended the holiday by two days due to floods and landslides, pushing back the reopening of share trading. There is widespread interest
Stay Safe: Nationwide Public Holidays Announced Due to Severe Weather Forecast in Nepal Get ready for some indoor time, Nepal! Due to a forecast of heavy to very heavy rainfall across the country, the Government of Nepal has declared public holidays on Ashwin 19 and 20, 2082. This decision comes following information from the Department
Mandu Hydropower Project Back Online After Flood Disruption: Hydroelectric Power Generation Resumes! Great news for Nepal’s energy sector! Mandu Hydropower Limited has announced the successful re-commissioning of its small hydropower project, a 23 megawatt facility, following a period of closure due to severe flooding in the Bagmati River area. This is a significant step towards
The Iwa Khola Hydropower Project, with a capacity of 9.9 MW and operated by Ridi Power Company Limited (RIDI), is currently facing disruptions in its commercial electricity production. The interruption is a result of damages caused by recent floods in the area. RIDI released a press statement informing that both units of the Iwa Khola
