(via The Himalayan Times)
KATHMANDU: The nation is likely to witness 16 hours of load shedding per day starting from November as no power is likely to be added to the main grid in between.
“It is almost sure that load shedding hours will go up to at least of 16 hours as the demand for energy increases by about 80 MW each year; and the government has the policy of adding around two lakh households each year to the main grid line,” said Diwakar Paudel, Deputy Managing Director, Finance, Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).
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