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Many countries have implemented Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs) into their energy development plans, which are policy instruments designed to promote rapid deployment of renewable energy (RE) technologies...
Solar technology has emerged as a reliable source of energy in the Nepalese energy market. Being the cleanest and most profuse renewable energy source available, it...
With the lack of wind assessment and successful precedent cases, Nepal is reluctant to invest in new wind generation projects wasting all the wind potential hidden...
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Our CEO will be delivering a presentation on importance of Renewable Energy for Sustainble Development of Nepal at the Nepal Social Work Symposium 2017, organised by Thames International College, on 26th June. It's a free event, but prior registration required!
Know your speaker 'Role of Renewable Energy in Sustainable Development of Nepal- Kushal Gurung'
WindPower Nepal updated their cover photo.
With advancement in transportation technology, logistics are becoming less hectic and such that longer blades are now easier to carry even in narrow and meandering roads like in Nepal!
Amul dairy treats 2 million litres of waste water daily to generate 3000 cubic meter of raw biogas, which they purify to generate 50% of pure methane gas. Half of the gas they produced are being used to run one of their boiler, while rest they are compressing and bottling in CNG cylinders to use as LPG substitute. They generate almost 100 LPG cylinder equivalent of CNG! Also, they are recycling 200,000 litres of purified water too - 10% water recycled! #Waste2Energy #Biogas
