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NEA investing Rs 1 billion to develop Pharping Hydropower Station as an ‘Energy Museum’

  • 2 August, 2023

Kathmandu: Pharping Hydropower Station, Nepal’s first hydropower project and the second on similar infrastructure in Asia, is to be developed as an Energy Museum. According to the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), it is going to develop the 500 KW-Pharping Hydropower Station as an ene...}

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The forgotten tale of Nepal’s first hydro project

  • 6 February, 2021

On May 22 1911 at around 6:30 pm, the erstwhile King of Nepal Prithvi Bir Bikram Shah inaugurated Nepal’s first and South Asia’s second hydropower in Kathmandu by turning on the lights in Tudikhel located at the centre of the city. The Chandra Jyoti Electric Power station, named after th...}

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