MCA-Nepal begins construction of substations, transmission lines under MCC Compact
Summary
MCA-Nepal has initiated construction of key electricity infrastructure projects including the Ratmate and New Damauli substations and a 297-kilometre transmission line network funded by the MCC Nepal Compact to boost energy reliability and regional power trade.
Key Points
- MCA-Nepal launched construction of the Ratmate and New Damauli substations and a 297-kilometre transmission line network under the MCC Nepal Compact.
- The project is jointly financed by a US$550 million US grant and a US$197 million contribution from the Government of Nepal.
- The infrastructure will enhance Nepal's electricity transmission system, reliability, and regional power trade potential.
- The construction involves four contractors including India's Techno Electric and Engineering Company Ltd., building some of Nepal's largest high-voltage substations.
