Construction of Nepal’s largest solar power project gains speed

The construction of the largest Solar Power Project of Nepal is gaining speed in Jhapa district

Jan 11, 2021
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The construction of the largest Solar Power Project of Nepal is gaining speed in Jhapa district.

Jhapa Energy Limited, founded two years ago, is constructing 10 MW solar power plant in 7.27 acres of land in Shivasatakshi Municipality-3 and 4 of the district.

The project has an estimated cost of Rs. 790 million of which Rs. 600 million is bank loan, Chairperson of the Company Lal Bahadur Sanwa said. Sanwa is also former Constituent Assembly member.

https://thehimalayantimes.com/nepal/construction-of-nepals-largest-solar-power-project-gains-speed/

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