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Nepal Takes Major Strides in Sustainable Hydropower: Three Projects Qualify for IHA Blue Planet Prize 2025

Kathmandu . Nepal has taken a significant step forward in its journey towards sustainable energy development, with three of its hydropower projects qualifying for the prestigious International Hydropower Association (IHA)

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