India has renewed export approvals for four Nepali hydropower projects, enabling the continued sale of 98 MW of electricity to the Indian market. This extension resolves concerns regarding potential supply disruptions during the peak wet season, although Nepal continues to face broader challenges due to flood-related infrastructure damage and ongoing permit dependencies.
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India has renewed export approvals for four Nepali hydropower projects, enabling the continued sale of 98 MW of electricity to the Indian market. This extension resolves concerns regarding potential supply disruptions during the peak wet season, although Nepal continues to face broader challenges due to flood-related infrastructure damage and ongoing permit dependencies.
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