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“We are trying to make the conference as thematic as possible and most of the focus would be on finding why country’s hydro sector has not been able to take off and obstructions that need to be removed so that development can gain momentum,” IPPAN vice president Khadga Bahadur Bista said.
Although it is touted that Nepal has the potential to produce 83,000MW of electricity, the country so far has been able to tap less than 800MW of electricity from the rivers. As a result, hours-long power outage has become a norm in the country, which is affecting production at various industries and hindering country’s economic development.
To address these issues, the conference will discuss the status of hydro power projects required to meet domestic energy demands, electricity demand forecast, power market integration, transmission line and power market management, pricing strategies and foreign markets that can import electricity from Nepal.
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