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Hydropower Overview of Nepal

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📒Nepal Hydro Key Facts: ■ Second richest country in inland water resources ■ Possess 2.27% of world water resource ■ 818,500 ha of total water surface area (5% of total surface area of the country) ■ Multiple sources of water include glaciers, snowmelt from the Himalayas, rainfall, and ground water ■ 6,000 rivers including rivulets and tributaries totalling about 45,000 km in length ■ Hydropower potential in terms of electrical energy - 727,000 GWh ■ Theoretical hydropower potential - 83,000 MW; technically and economically viable potential - 40,000 MW ■ Installed capacity: 600 MW ■ Population with access to electricity - 40% (Article is based on different publications and reports of NEA /Wikipedia)

Machine Lab Manual for Grade 10EE

Machine Lab Manual for Grade 10EE

PDF resources for 9 and 10 Electrical Engineering (NEB)

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Transistor Circuits

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Nepal - Electric power transmission and distribution losses Electric power transmission and distribution losses (% of output) Electric power transmission and distribution losses (% of output) in Nepal was 31.49 as of 2013. Its highest value over the past 42 years was 37.50 in 1975, while its lowest value was 15.12 in 1971. Definition: Electric power transmission and distribution losses include losses in transmission between sources of supply and points of distribution and in the distribution to consumers, including pilferage. Source: IEA Statistics  Year Value 1971 15.12 1972 16.82 1973 28.85 1974 26.79 1975 37.50 1976 27.27 1977 26.75 1978 28.74 1979 30.05 1980 21.20 1981 21.34 1982 21.30 1983 20.89 1984 21.50 1985 21.63 1986 20.52 1987 21.81 1988 23.29 1989 21.09 1990 18.91 1991 19.31 1992 20.77 1993 21.11 1994 21.49 1995 19.73 1996 20.88 1997 22.41 1998 22.72 1999 21.85 2000 21.22 2001 21.00 2002 19.64 2003 19.50 2004 27.13 2005 2...

List of Issued Transmission Construction Licenses (Source:MOE Nepal)

S No Project Voltage (kV) Line Length (km) Capacity (MW) License No Issue Date Validity Promoter Address Start Point End Point 1 Electricity Production, Transmission and Distribution 132 1 2052-02-28 2101-11-30 Nepal Electricity Authority Kathmandu Integrated power supply of Nepal INPS 2 Duhabi Bhantabari 132 2 2052-04-16 2101-11-30 Nepal Electricity Authority Kathmandu Duhabi Bhantabari 3 Kali Gandaki A Transmission Project 132 3 2053-07-21 2101-11-30 Nepal Electricity Authority Kathmandu Kali Gandaki A PH Butwal/Lekhnath SS 4 Upper Bhotekoshi 132 4 2053-08-13 2093-07-30 Bhotekoshi Power Company 5 Khimti - Sunkoshi-Bhaktapur-Chapali-Balaju 132 5 2053-10-02 2101-11-30 Nepal Electricity Authority Kathmandu Khimti Balaju 6 Chilime-Debighat 66 6 2054-09-15 2104-03-31 Nepal Electricity Authority Kathmandu Chilime PH Debighat 7 Kushaha-Dhalkbar (Double Circuit) 132 7 2054-11-06 2101-11-30 Nepal Electricity Authority Kathmandu 8 Hetauda-Dhalkbar Butwal-Bardghat(Double Circuit) 132...

Electric power transmission and distribution losses of Nepal

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Electric power transmission and distribution losses (% of output) in Nepal was 31.49 as of 2013. Its highest value over the past 42 years was 37.50 in 1975, while its lowest value was 15.12 in 1971. Definition: Electric power transmission and distribution losses include losses in transmission between sources of supply and points of distribution and in the distribution to consumers, including pilferage.   Year                 Value(% of output) 1971 15.12 1972 16.82 1973 28.85 1974 26.79 1975 37.50 1976 27.27 1977 26.75 1978 28.74 1979 30.05 1980 21.20 1981 21.34 1982 21.30 1983 20.89 1984 21.50 1985 21.63 1986 20.52 1987 21.81 1988 23.29 1989 21.09 1990 18.91 1991 19.31 1992 20.77 1993 21.11 1994 21.49 1995 19.73 1996 20.88 1997 22.41 1998 22.72 1999 21.85 2000 21.22 2001 21.00 2002 19.64 2003 19.50 2004 27.13 2005 28.35 2006 29.66 2007 30.27 2008 31.86 2009 34.45 2010 34.32 2011 31.56 2...