With the onset of winter, since November, Nepal has started importing electricity from India at a higher price than trade, so the supply will be completely stopped from January, the representative of Nepal Electricity Authority said.
"As seen in the details of November 27, we have imported about 2300 MW of electricity and sent 800 MW of electricity," said Suresh Bahadur Bhattarai, representative of Power.
"A river with mountain springs is constantly receding. Pushing the object stops completely."
But the president of Independent Energy Producers Association, Nepal (IPPAN) says that even if the electricity production is increased to a high extent, if the strategy of consumption is not made accordingly, the electricity will be wasted in the dry season and there will be a shortage in the winter.
If the private sector is allowed to enter the electricity business, we believe that many such problems will be solved," said Krishna Prasad Acharya, president of IPPAAN.
Until recently, the electricity authority, which was the sole buyer, did not buy all the electricity
