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What and where is Nepal?
A developing country in South Asia, between China and India
What are Nepal’s main sources of energy?
~90% - Hydropower
65% - Biomass
26% - Fossil fuels
[Hydropower] What is the process of Nepal’s hydroelectricity generation & distribution?
Run-of-the-river systems divert water flow into a canal that travels to hydropower plants
The water rotates turbines to drive a generator to generate electricity
This is transmitted to the national grid & further supplied to provinces (e.g. Bagmati & Lumbini) through low-voltage lines
[Biomass] What is the process of Nepal’s biomass energy generation & distribution?
Organic waste (e.g. animal manure & human waste) undergo anaerobic digestion to produce biogas
70% of biogas plants are in the Terai Region
Biogas is mainly distributed to rural areas for cooking & lighting purposes
[Fossil fuels] What is the process of Nepal’s fossil fuel generation & distribution?
Petroleum products are imported mainly from India via Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC)
These are distributed via road transport to different provinces for domestic, transportation, & industrial uses, including:
Madhesh & Koshi province
Cooking
Transportation
Agricultural processes (e.g. irrigation)