Nepal’s seasonal power problem is getting worse
▸ Part of: Nepal's Hydropower Ambitions Face Seasonal Generation Challenges
Nepal faces a worsening seasonal power problem due to its reliance on run-of-river hydropower plants, which have reduced output during dry months. Despite generating surpluses during the monsoon, transmission constraints limit exports. The country imports power from India to meet dry-season demand, leading to unannounced load-shedding for industries. The article suggests that storage hydropower projects and accelerated solar energy development are crucial solutions.
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