Its Central Electricity Authority cites grid capacity constraints, capping supply at 40MW
June 14, 2026
News Desk
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Nepal’s plan to increase electricity exports to Bangladesh has been stalled after India declined approval for an additional 20MW, citing constraints on cross-border transmission capacity, energy officials said.
According to The Kathmandu Post, India’s Central Electricity Authority (CEA) withheld clearance for the proposed increase, saying the cross-border transmission corridor lacks sufficient capacity to carry additional load.
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