Nepal’s abundance of water resources and commitment to clean energy pave the way for hydropower and energy transition investments. Sampanna Capital’s expertise guides investors toward sustainable projects that power growth while safeguarding the environment.
According to ADB, Based on the water resources availability, it Nepal’s technical potential for hydropower has been estimated to be 83 gigawatts (GW). Usually all the technically potential water resources will not be developed due to other constraints. Hence, about 42 GW is considered economically viable.
The hydropower industry in Nepal has been steadily growing over the years. According to recent data, Nepal has an estimated hydropower potential of 83,000 MW, making it one of the richest countries in terms of hydropower resources. Currently, Nepal has an installed hydropower capacity of around 2,000 MW, with several new projects under construction. The government has been actively promoting the development of hydropower through favorable policies and incentives. Additionally, there has been a growing interest from international investors in the Nepalese hydropower sector. Overall, the data highlights the immense potential and opportunities for further growth in the hydropower industry in Nepal.
