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Nepal’s Power Demand Reaches 2,380 MW Amid Ongoing Dry Season

Kathmandu: Amid the dry season, electricity demand in Nepal has reached a high point. According to details made public by the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) on Monday, the country’s total peak demand has reached 2,380 megawatts, while the national peak demand stands at 2,170 megawatts. According to the Authority, the total energy demand on Monday reached 52,351 megawatt-hours (MWh). This…

PEC Approves 2026 Electricity Rates, India Imports to Nepal to Rise 1.5%

Kathmandu: The 17th meeting of the Nepal–India Power Exchange Committee (PEC) has set the electricity rates for 2026. The meeting approved only a 1.5 percent increase per unit compared to the rates of 2025. The rate for electricity purchased through 132 kV transmission lines has been set at 8.22 INR per unit (₨13.15), for 33 kV lines at 8.91 INR per unit (₨11.58), and for 11 kV lines at 9.55 INR…

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Nepal Electricity Authority Seeks Proposals for 500 MW Export, 200 MW Import

Kathmandu — The Nepal Electricity Authority has invited proposals to purchase 200 megawatts of electricity and to sell 500 megawatts. Issuing a notice on Monday, the Authority called for bids to import electricity during the months of January to May in 2027 and 2028, and to export electricity during the months of June to November from 2026 to 2030. According to the notice, the minimum selling…

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NEA Extends Deadline After Fixed-Rate Power Tender Draws No Interest

Kathmandu: After no company submitted a proposal in response to the tender called by the Nepal Electricity Authority to import 100 megawatts of electricity from India, the Authority has extended the deadline by another five days. According to the notice published on February 13, the deadline for submitting bids was set for 12:00 noon on February 22. However, as not a single proposal was received…

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NEA Fixes Rate in India Power Import Tender Despite Board Policy

Kathmandu : Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Managing Director Hitendra Dev Shakya, who has repeatedly defied decisions of the NEA Board of Directors, has once again issued a tender today fixing a ceiling rate for electricity imported from India—contrary to the board’s directive. Earlier, in December, the NEA Board of Directors had decided that tenders for electricity imports from India should…

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NEA’s Open Power Purchase Call Draws No Interest from Indian Firms

Kathmandu — The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has failed to receive any proposals after calling for competitive bids to purchase electricity for the dry season. The NEA had invited proposals on January 19 to purchase 100 megawatts of electricity from India for the period from February to May. Although the notice set January 28 as the deadline for applications, no proposals were submitted,…

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India Extends Approval for 654 MW Electricity Export to Nepal

Kathmandu — India has renewed the permission granted to Nepal to import 654 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) at competitive rates. The Central Electricity Authority of India, under the Ministry of Power, has extended Nepal’s approval to import 654 MW of electricity from the IEX’s day-ahead and real-time markets (RTM). The previous permission was set to expire on…

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Declining Electricity Production Triggers Power Imports from India

Kathmandu – Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) has started importing electricity from India as production has decreased due to winter. However, exports are also continuing, as per the NEA’s daily data. Currently, 552 megawatt hours (23 MW) of electricity is being imported daily. According to NEA sources, electricity is being imported when needed, even if not 24 hours a day. Similarly, exports are…

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