NEA to operate Sanjen in isolated mode for power supply in flood-hit Rasuwa
Summary
The Nepal Electricity Authority is preparing to run the Sanjen Hydropower Plant in isolated mode to restore electricity in flood-hit Rasuwa. Authorities are also arranging alternative power sources, including solar, while repair work continues on damaged infrastructure.
Key Points
- The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) is preparing to operate the Sanjen Hydropower Plant in isolated mode to restore power in flood-affected Rasuwa.
- The Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation is coordinating with a Chinese company through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to reset the machine password needed to generate electricity.
- If technical support is secured, electricity supply may resume in areas including Dhunche by this evening.
- Alternative energy sources, including solar power, are being arranged for areas where immediate grid connection is not possible.
