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  • Peak Demand : 1967 MW
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Historically, Nepal’s energy sector financing has predominantly focused on small to medium-sized projects, which have played a crucial role in laying the foundation of the country’s energy infrastructure and supplying essential electricity to households and industries. Apart from the promoter&rsqu...

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