India’s Power Ministry announced that it has granted approval for an expedited electricity export arrangement to Nepal, which is currently grappling with widespread flooding and consequential power shortages. The decision will allow India to supply additional power to Nepal’s grid, helping the country meet its critical energy needs during this difficult period. The move underscores the close and longstanding energy cooperation between the two nations. While details on the volume of electricity to be transmitted and the logistical arrangements remain pending, officials say the approval is a timely step to support Nepal’s infrastructure resilience. The agreement follows a series of collaborative efforts between India and Nepal in the field of power generation, transmission and distribution.
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India Grants Rapid Electricity Export to Flood‑Affected Nepal
The Indian Ministry of Power has approved a fast‑track scheme for exporting electricity to Nepal, aiming to ease the country’s power shortages amid severe flooding. The move is part of the long‑standing energy partnership between the two neighbours and is expected to support Nepal’s grid stability during the crisis.
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India Grants Rapid Electricity Export to Flood‑Affected NepalPhoto via The Hindu — National
