1040 MW Electricity to be Added in Upcoming Fiscal Year

Ratopati May 29, 2026

1040 MW Electricity to be Added in Upcoming Fiscal Year

1040 MW electricity will be added in the upcoming fiscal year.

Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle stated this on Friday through the budget statement for the fiscal year 2083/84 in the joint meeting of the Federal Parliament.

Out of this, 670 MW will be produced from under-construction hydropower projects and 370 MW from solar energy. With this, the total installed capacity will be 5,335 MW.

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