Energy Experts Urge Political Parties to Prioritize Implementation-Focused Manifestos Ahead of Elections
Summary
Energy experts and business leaders urge Nepal's political parties to prioritize implementation-focused plans for the energy sector in their election manifestos, emphasizing private sector involvement and policy stability.
Key Points
- Energy experts urge political parties to prioritize implementation-focused energy sector plans in election manifestos.
- IPPAN demands Nepal be declared an 'Energy-Friendly Nation' with emphasis on 100% green energy and private sector participation.
- Experts emphasize policy stability, speeding up Power Purchase Agreements, and focusing on transmission and distribution improvements.
- Past manifestos had ambitious energy targets but weak implementation; stakeholders call for clear timelines and feasible plans.
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