The electricity regulator in Nepal has kicked off a tender for the design, supply and construction of three-grid-connected PV systems. Germany’s KfW Development Bank will finance the projects.
The systems will include at least 1.6 MW to be developed at the Middle Marshyangdi Hydroelectric Project, which currently generates 70 MW of electricity in Lamjung district, western Nepal. The two other installations will include a 2 MW project in Surket and at least 5.8 MW in Gandak, Nawalparasi district.
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