Nepal Writes to Power Ministry With Offer to Export Excess Electricity, Receives No Response

According to Kul Man Ghising, managing director of the Nepal Electricity Authority, purchasing power from Nepal would be cheaper for India and would align with it's sustainability ambitions.

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