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Development of Grid Connection Policy for Micro/Mini Hydro Plants in Nepal

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WISIONS
Practical Action
EnDev Indonesia
Hydro Empowerment Network

KNOWLEDGE PRODUCT SUMMARY

Title
Development of Grid Connection Policy for Micro/Mini Hydro Plants in Nepal
Type
Articles (news)
Organization
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) – RERL Project, Lalitpur, Nepal
Region/Country
South Asia
Nepal
Website
no website
Contact
Jiwan Kumar Mallik
E-mail
no email
Year of publication
2017
Description
The connection of Micro/ Mini hydro and Mini grids to the national grid has been discussed for a long time both by subject matter experts and generalists in Nepal. It is seen as a solution to alleviate the current power deficit crisis faced by the country, albeit to a limited extent some have argued. In addition, there are proponents that see it as a potential source of income for rural areas. Currently, there are two grid connection projects that are ongoing and expected to be completed by mid 2016.
Author / Producer
Jiwan Kumar Mallik
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Region / Country
South Asia
  • Nepal
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Knowledge Product Type
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  • Articles (news)
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Theme / Topic
Policy
  • Grid Interconnectivity/Feed-in Tariffs
People and Environment