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India, Nepal partner to develop high-capacity cross-border power transmission

These aim to enhance electricity exchange and strengthen regional energy security.

India’s POWERGRID and the Nepal Electricity Authority have signed Joint Venture and Shareholders’ Agreements to develop high-capacity cross-border power transmission infrastructure.

The proposed projects include the Inaruwa (Nepal) – New Purnea (India) 400 kV Double Circuit (Quad Moose) Transmission Link and the Lamki (Dododhara) (Nepal) – Bareilly (India) 400 kV Double Circuit (Quad Moose) Transmission Link.

Once completed, these corridors aim to enhance electricity exchange, strengthen regional energy security, and improve grid resilience for both nations.
 

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