Can Nepal’s Open Access Directive for electricity reshape industrial output and profitability?
High grid access doesn't mean high quality. We explore how the Open Access Directives, 2082 can end NEA’s monopsony, stabilize industrial power, and slash production costs through direct PPAs.
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Prayash Dahal
25/02/2026 4:55 PMAbout NPF
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