The catastrophic Bhotekoshi floods on August 26 damaged more than a dozen hydroelectric projects, compelling the Nepal Electricity Authority to run the country’s primary backup power station, the reservoir-based Kulekhani, round-the-clock during the peak rainy season. The emergency run has brought the project under severe operational stress.
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The catastrophic Bhotekoshi floods on August 26 damaged more than a dozen hydroelectric projects, compelling the Nepal Electricity Authority to run the country’s primary backup power station, the reservoir-based Kulekhani, round-the-clock during the peak rainy season. The emergency run has brought the project under severe operational stress.
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