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Nepal’s electrical energy regulator has began a young for the design, provide and building of three-grid-connected PV techniques. Germany’s KfW Development Bank will finance the initiatives.
The techniques will embody at the least 1.6 MW to be developed on the Middle Marshyangdi Hydroelectric Project, which at the moment generates 70 MW of electrical energy in Lamjung district, western Nepal. The different two installations will embody a 2 MW undertaking in Surket and at the least 5.8 MW in Gandak, Nawalparasi district.
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