Nepal, here comes the sun
The country's attempt to diversify from hydroelectricity to solar power is stymied by geopolitics
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What’s cooking in Nepal besides politics?
Over-reliance on hydroelectricity at the cost of solar power is high-risk and high-cost
Nepal’s China-India love-triangle impacts investment
Geopolitical sensitivities of its giant neighbours block much-needed energy projects
MUSTN’T BLAME EVERYTHING ON CLIMATE CHANGE
There is a tendency on the part of governments to blame everything on climate change. It lets them off the hook. In...
Starting Nepal’s green school movement
Surkhet has a new, community focused eco-friendly school that could be a model for others
EDC's solar net metering discussion
Energy Development Council (EDC) organized an interaction program on “Solar Net Metering- Current State of Policy and Guideline” at Baber Mahal Revisited...
“A part of something bigger”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNdMuD_4yGwTim Gocher, Founder of the Dolma Impact Fund, speaks to Nepali Times Studio.Nepali Times: It looks like you have quite a soft...
Nepal turns to solar and batteries to meet peak demand
Nepal’s planners have always faced an uphill task in ensuring energy self-sufficiency. The main issues in the past have been politics, the...
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