The Ministry of Energy has taught the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) to proceed with the capital-based progressing load-shedding free battle and escalate the crusade to control spillage and power burglary in the near future.
The NEA has been made a request to think of an activity anticipate growing the heap shedding free battle across the country.
More, the Ministry has looked for an unmistakable draft from the NEA with respect to the resumption of the hydropower ventures stopped for quite a while and on help that it needs from the Ministry towards this end.
In like manner, NEA Executive Director Kulman Ghising, Deputy Executive Director and Department Chiefs have been told to make a ground offer consideration regarding the change of sub-stations and transmission framework with regards to the nation prone to import greater power from India in not so distant future.
Vitality Minister Janardan Sharma affirmed that the heap without shedding effort is a key to accomplishment for the NEA.
The NEA is to introduce a transformer of 100 MVA at its Tanakpur-based sub-station to import extra power from India.
Right now, the sub-station has the 50 MVA transformer, NEA Spokesperson Prabal Adhikari said. Similarly, works have begun to connection power acquired from the 400-KV transnational transmission line to the Syuchatar Sub-Station in Kathmandu by means of Dhalkebar-Chandranigahapur-Hetauda course.
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