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Nepal has begun construction of a 600-megawatt Chilime-Trishuli transmission project, which is funded
by the European Union.
Nepal's Energy Minister Barshaman Pun officially kicked off the groundbreaking ceremony
for the project.
"Once completed, the new Chilime-Trishuli transmission line will allow thousands of people living in communities in the Trishuli River Basin and beyond to benefit from clean hydroelectric energy and a more reliable power supply
.
" This energy project is key to Nepal's sustainable development and reflects the close cooperation
between Nepal and its European partners.
Pun said
.
According to reports, the transmission project is funded
by the European Investment Bank, the European Union through the Asian Investment Fund, KfW and the Nepalese government.
Of this, the EU and German governments provided comprehensive technical assistance totalling 16.
25 million euros, which is essential for the preparation and implementation of the project, and the European Investment Bank provided a long-term loan of 30 million euros
.
Nepal Electricity Authority will provide the remaining €19 million
needed for the project.
The new transmission line will connect 600 MW of clean energy generated by the hydropower station on the Trishuli River to Nepal's national grid and will upgrade existing distribution facilities for a more reliable energy supply
.
Kul Man Ghishing, Director General of Nepal Electricity Authority, said: "The Chilime-Trishuli transmission line highlights the technical and financial cooperation between Nepal Electricity Authority and European partners and contributes to the harnessing of low-carbon energy sources
.
”
Nepal has begun construction of a 600-megawatt Chilime-Trishuli transmission project, which is funded
by the European Union.
Nepal's Energy Minister Barshaman Pun officially kicked off the groundbreaking ceremony
for the project.
"Once completed, the new Chilime-Trishuli transmission line will allow thousands of people living in communities in the Trishuli River Basin and beyond to benefit from clean hydroelectric energy and a more reliable power supply
.
" This energy project is key to Nepal's sustainable development and reflects the close cooperation
between Nepal and its European partners.
Pun said
.
According to reports, the transmission project is funded
by the European Investment Bank, the European Union through the Asian Investment Fund, KfW and the Nepalese government.
Of this, the EU and German governments provided comprehensive technical assistance totalling 16.
25 million euros, which is essential for the preparation and implementation of the project, and the European Investment Bank provided a long-term loan of 30 million euros
.
Nepal Electricity Authority will provide the remaining €19 million
needed for the project.
The new transmission line will connect 600 MW of clean energy generated by the hydropower station on the Trishuli River to Nepal's national grid and will upgrade existing distribution facilities for a more reliable energy supply
.
Kul Man Ghishing, Director General of Nepal Electricity Authority, said: "The Chilime-Trishuli transmission line highlights the technical and financial cooperation between Nepal Electricity Authority and European partners and contributes to the harnessing of low-carbon energy sources
.
”
