During the 10th meeting of Nepal India Energy Secretary-level JSC, "discussions were held on various important issues such as expanding the...

Currently, the 400KV Dhalkebar-Muzaffarpur Cross-border transmission line is the crucial power line for power trade between India and Nepal.

The substation was energised to full capacity, allowing the 400-kV Muzaffarpur-Dhalkebar line to come into operation on November 11, 2020. ...

The power/energy secretaries of India and Nepal co-chaired the 8th meeting of Joint Steering Committee (JSC) on cooperation in the Power se...

Financial closure for the project is expected to be achieved by September this year and it is scheduled to be completed after five years.

As Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) Deputy Managing Director Rajeev Sharma puts it, “This 25 MW is quite significant for the small power s...

According to the officials at the Ministry of Energy, despite the import of 40 MW of electricity from India on Saturday, an additional 40 M...

Within 20 days the Power Grid Corp installed an additional 220/132kV, 100MVA transformer at Muzaffarpur substation in India.

The company achieved the planned capex of Rs 22,500 crore (provisional), it said, adding that Power Minister Piyush Goyal congratulated Pow...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Nepalese counterpart K P Sharma Oli today launched the Muzaffarpur-Dhalkebar power transmission line.

Nepal will import up to 80 megawatts of electricity from India beginning tomorrow to ease the ongoing energy crisis plaguing the country.

It was agreed that Nepal will import 80 MW electricity from India through Muzaffarpur- Dhalkebar transmission line in the next three weeks.

Nepal has signed a power trade agreement with India last year which facilitates the country to import additional power from the southern ne...

Reeling under inordinately long power cuts, Nepal will buy 90 MW of electricity from India by the end of January, an official here said on ...

A new World Bank loan sanctioned recently will facilitate early completion of the capacity augmentation project.

India, with its high power demand in one side and Nepal in the other end with high power potential have come closer with the recently agree...

A new Indo-Nepal cross border power transmission line, now expected to be on life by 2015, is to bring the country out of its trouble in ne...