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Nepal Electricity Authority Manages Peak Demand During Laxmi Puja, Exports Power to India

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November 08, 2026 • 05:18 PM
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Kathmandu. Nepal Electricity Authority has stated that the peak demand for electricity on the occasion of Laxmi Puja this year has been successfully managed. While meeting the domestic electricity ...

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Kathmandu. Nepal Electricity Authority has stated that the peak demand for electricity on the occasion of Laxmi Puja this year has been successfully managed. While meeting the domestic electricity demand, electricity was exported to India today.

Nepal Electricity Authority stated that the peak demand of the national electricity system reached one thousand 813 megawatts at 6:15 PM on Sunday. The total peak load of the system at that time was two thousand 400 megawatts. Similarly, 587 megawatts of electricity was exported to India. There was zero megawatt interruption in the system.

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