NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
DISTRIBUTION & CONSUMER

SERVICES DIRECTORATE

A YEAR BOOK
FISCAL YEAR 2081/82 (2024/25)

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Message From the Managing Director

Message From the Deputy Managing Director
Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate
Planning and Technical Services Department
Community Rural Electrification Department
Smart Metering and Automation Department
Koshi Provincial Office, Biratnagar

Madhesh Provincial Office, Janakpur

Bagmati Provincial Office, Kathmandu

Bagmati Province Division Office, Hetauda
Gandaki Provincial Office, Pokhara

Lumbini Provincial Office, Butwal

Lumbini Province Division Office, Nepalgunj
Karnali Provincial Office, Surkhet
Sudurpaschim Provincial Office, Attariya
Project Under Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate
Project Management Directorate

Annexes

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MESSAGE FROM THE

MANAGING DIRECTOR

It is with great pleasure that I extend my warm appreciation towards the Distribution and Consumer
Services Directorate (DCSD) for publication of this annual report F.Y. 2081/82, which reflects the
remarkable progress, commitment, and performance of the Directorate over the past year.

The role of DCSD remains central to NEA's mission of delivering reliable, accessible, and quality
electricity services across the country. From strengthening distribution infrastructure to ensuring
timely consumer service, the Directorate has consistently demonstrated professionalism, innovation,

and dedication in fulfilling its responsibilities.

In a time where demand for efficient and consumer-focused services continues to rise, the Directorate's
efforts in adopting modern technologies, expanding rural electrification, and improving service
delivery are truly commendable. The hard work of the personnel and management of DCSD has been
instrumental in building trust among our consumers and driving NEA's growth at the grassroots level.

This annual publication serves not only as a record of achievements but also as a reflection of the
values that define NEA commitment, transparency, and progress. It will be a valuable document for
stakeholders, policymakers, and the wider community to understand our direction, challenges, and

accomplishments.
On the occasion of NEA's 40th anniversary, I congratulate the entire DCSD team for their continued
efforts and this successful publication. Let this inspire us all to aim higher in our collective journey

towards a brighter, more sustainable and reliable energy future.

With best wishes for continued success,

Hitendra Dev Shakya
Managing Director

MESSAGE FROM THE

DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR

As we teflect on another year of determined efforts and measurable progress, I am pleased to recognize
the vital role played by the Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate in advancing the core
mission of NEA. Our commitment remains focused on providing reliable, high-quality, and accessible
electricity services to the people of Nepal.

The fiscal year 2024/25 once again highlighted the dedication and professionalism of the Directorate, as
seen through significant achievements in both technical and financial performance. NEA now proudly
serves more than 6.17 million consumers across the country. The impact of our services in lighting
homes, enabling businesses, supporting industries, and empowering communities continues to inspire

our journey forward.

In the last fiscal year, notable progress was made in expanding and reinforcing the distribution
infrastructure. A total of 15 new 33/11 kV substations with a combined capacity of 140 MVA were
completed and substation with total capacity of 297.8 MVA were upgraded. Similarly, 3,151 distribution
transformers were installed to enhance local reliability. The network was further strengthened with
the addition of 569.30 circuit kilometers of 33 kV lines, 2,455.77 circuit kilometers of 11 kV lines, and
6,312.75 circuit kilometers of 400 or 230 volt lines.

The nationwide distribution network now includes 211 nos of 33/11 kV substations, 48,625 distribution
transformers, 8,145.22 circuit kilometers of 33 kV lines, 53,131.32 circuit kilometers of 11 kV lines, and
156,790.13 circuit kilometers of 400 or 230 volt lines. During the last fiscal year, 248,253 new consumers
were connected to the distribution system, increasing the total number of consumers to 5,707,528. This
represents a five percent growth compared to the previous year. Including community users, the total
number of consumers reached 6.17 million, reflecting an overall growth of more than four percent.
Energy sales reached 11,288 GWh, generating revenue of NRs. 109.22 billion. This marks an annual
erowth of more than ten percent in both energy sales and revenue. Collection efficiency remained
strong at 97 percent.

In the fiscal year, the loss was recorded at 10.39 percent. Several factors contributed to this, including

aging and overloaded infrastructure in urban centers, long feeder lengths in rural areas, technical
constraints in geographically challenging terrain, unauthorized electricity usage in certain localities,
and delays in right-of-way acquisition and infrastructure upgrades. These issues have placed pressure

on system performance and highlight the need for accelerated investment and reform.

To address these challenges, we are actively implementing measures such as distribution system
automation, installation of smart meters, upgrading of substations, and targeted reinforcement of weak
segments in the network. These efforts aim to improve both technical efficiency and the overall quality

of service.

We understand that the satisfaction of our consumers is the true measure of success. Challenges like
power interruptions, voltage fluctuations, and service delays must be resolved. Our approach for the
future is based on delivering quality, reliable, and responsive services through modern technology,

improved operations, and a motivated workforce.

I extend my sincere appreciation to the entire team of the Directorate for their dedication and valuable
contributions. Your efforts are directly aligned with the growth and progress of our nation. To our
esteemed consumers, thank you for your continued trust and cooperation. We remain committed to

providing safe, affordable, and uninterrupted electricity to all.

With warm regards,

Dirghayu Kumar Shrestha
Deputy Managing Director

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Services Directorate

Dirghayu Kumar Shrestha
Deputy Managing Director

Achyut Babu Ghimire Shreeram Pokharel
Director Director
Planning and Technical Service Department Smart Metering and Automation Department

Munindra Thakur Dolnath Kandel
Director Joint Director
Community and Rural Electrification Department Administration Division

Sadhav Bhandari Prajwol Khadka
Joint Director Chief
Finance Division Procurement Management Division

AM es Directorate

INTRODUCTION

Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate (DCSD)
under Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) is responsible for
overall management of electricity distribution network and
consumer services. Management of distribution network
include planning, execution, upgradation, rehabilitation,
operation and maintenance of electricity distribution
networks and distribution substations up to 33 kV voltage
level. Similarly, the consumer services activities include
consumer connection, grievances management, meter
reading, energy billing and revenue collection. DCSD is
providing the consumer services to its 5,707,528 consumers
through its 129 distribution centers(DC) throughout the
country.

DCSD is lead by the Deputy Managing Director (DMD)

and has three distinct departments at central level namely:

i. Planning and Technical Services Department (PTSD)

ii. Community and Rural Electrification Department
(CRED)

iii. Smart Metering and Automation Department (SMAD)

Apart from these three departments, DCSD comprises seven
numbers of provincial offices located in seven provinces
of the country and additional two division offices. These
provincial offices are:

i. Koshi Madhesh
Provincial Office, Janakpur, 111. Bagmati Provincial Office,

Provincial Office, Biratnagar, ii.
Kathmandu, iv. Gandaki Provincial Office, Pokhara, v.
Lumbini Provincial Office, Butwal, vi. Karnali Provincial
Office, Surkhet, and vii. Sudurpaschim Provincial Office,
Attariya.

Similarly, the division offices are:
i. Bagmati Province Division Office, Hetauda and 11.
Lumbini Province Division Office, Nepalgunj

Following divisions exist at central level under the
directorate,
i. Administration Division

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ii. Finance Division
111. Procurement Management Division

Among the above offices, central departments are
responsible for planning and preparation of distribution
system expansion programs, execution of rural
electrification including construction of substation up to
33 kV voltage level throughout the country including the
area of community electrification, implementation and
operation of smart metering and automation, computerized
billing, GIS mapping of distribution network, control and

operation of the distribution system.

Likewise, the division offices of central level are responsible
for planning and managing human resources under the
DCSD, planning yearly operation and maintenance budget,
capital budgeting, procurement of goods and materials
required for operation and maintenance of distribution
network of NEA throughout the country.

The Provincial and Division offices act as bridging role
between DCSD and distribution centers and the functions
of these offices are operation, maintenance and expansion
of the distribution system up to 33 kV voltage level and
monitoring of the consumer services like new consumer
connections, meter reading, billing and revenue collection
vide the distribution centers throughout the country. In
addition, these offices look after operation and maintenance
of off-grid small hydropower plants. The Provincial/
Division offices are headed by the Director/Chiefs. The
technical division under the Provincial/Division office is
headed by the manager who looks after:
* Construction of new 33/11 kV substation and new 33
kV lines
¢ Operation and maintenance of 33/11 kV substation and
33 kV lines
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¢ Operation and maintenance of small hydropower plants
Similarly, account and administrative sections supports the

Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

Provincial/Division chiefs for finance and administrative
related matters.

DCSD 1s providing services to its valued consumers through
129 number of distribution centers and this directorate is
the largest directorate in terms of number of staffs which
accounts for approximately 67.23% of total NEA staffs.

Divisions and Section at Directorate Level

Administration Division

The Administration Division is mainly responsible for
human resource management, general administration,
coordination with distribution centers and concerned
Department/Provincial/ Divisional offices, implementation
of management decisions and coordination with other NEA
offices. The total numbers of approved position in DCSD
are 8,390 out of 11,433 total approved position of NEA.
Whereas the numbers of permanent staffs working at DCSD
by the end of F.-Y. 2081/82 are 5,680 out of 8,448 numbers

of total NEA permanent staffs.

Employees are scheduled for routine trainings, inspections
and testing jobs in and outside the country.

Vehicle management and supervision is also one of the
important and challenging work for administration division
in order to provide prompt and efficient service delivery.
There are 595 SUV/Pickup Trucks, 111 Crane/ Trucks, 483
Two-wheelers and 39 Auto rickshaw being used by different
offices under the directorate to provide service to consumers.

Safety is the most imperative factor for safe electrical
operation. Being the big institution and large numbers

of employee, safety of personnel and equipment is a big
challenge for NEA. In the F-Y. 2081/82, 51 people and 36
animals lost their life due to various electricity accidents.
During this period, 42 people got injured due to various
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Protective Equipment (PPE) and other safety equipment to

electricity mishaps. distributed Personal

minimize the accidents and injuries.

Finance Division

The Finance Division is responsible for supervising,
monitoring and control of financial transaction in the course
of daily business activities. This department comprises of
two sections

० Account Section

१ Revenue Section

Account Section is assigned with the duties of budgetary
control, budget preparation and cash flow management
whereas Revenue Section analyzes, consolidates and
prepares the monthly and annual revenue statements.

Procurement Management Division
Division (PMD) 15
responsible for the procurement/management of materials

The Procurement Management
commonly used in the distribution system like Power and
Distribution Transformers, Energy Meters, Poles, Instrument
Transformers (CT, PT), Cable, Insulators and Hardwares etc.
Materials are procured through International Competitive
Bidding (ICB)/National Competitive Bidding (NCB)
procedures. It has a central store in Hetauda where most of
the procured materials are stored and procured materials are
distributed as per the requirements of Distribution Centers.

List of items procured by Procurement Management Division in FLY. 2081/82

33 kV Pin Insulator, 11kV Disc Insulator, Shackle Insulator &

D-Iron)

Load Break Switch (400 A & 630 A)

Three Phase Distribution Transformers (25k VA,

> SOKVA,100KVA & 200kVA

Total Quantity Status

441,000

3 High Security Sealing materials (Seal Plier, Ferrules, sealing 3 480
wires)
4। Steel Telescopic Poles (13m)

Contract signed

Nos 25,000 Completed

1,400 Bid Evaluation
in progress

Fuse C Do Fuse 22,500 & Surge Partially
6 Dropout Fuse Cut out and Surge Arrester Arrester 15,000

0 Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

Monitoring and MIS Section
This section deals with following major activities:

Preparing Annual Rural Electrification Budget for all
Provincial Offices and process further for approval.

Collecting all the decisions from DCSD and forwarding
them to Departments/Provincial Offices/Division

Offices for execution.

¢ Preparing programs for all Provincial Offices and
process approval from concerned authorities.

¢ Collecting quarterly, yearly progress reports from
all Provincial Offices and putting them forward to
concerned authorities.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DIRECTORATE

No. of DCS
129

Annual Revenue

109.22 Billion

Annual Energy Sales
11,288.26 GWh

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Statistics of Consumers
Including consumers of Communities under Community and Rural Electrification Department (CRED), in the F.Y. 2081/82,
the total number of NEA consumers reached to 6,178,753 from the number 5,934,814 of the last year with an increase of
4.11%. NEA is providing electricity to 471,225 consumers through 420 Community under CRED upto this F.-Y. 2081/82.

Total Consumers

5,707,528

Total Collection

105.69 Billion

Distribution Loss

10.39%

Total Consumer Number

7,000,000
6,000,000
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4,000,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
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NEA CRED TOTAL
ME.Y. 2079/80 5,134,058 513,984 5,648,042
BF.Y. 2080/81 5,459,275 475,539 5,934,814
F.Y. 2081/82 5,707,528 471,225 6,178,753
MEY. 2079/80 BE.Y. 2080/81 F.Y. 2081/82

Statistics of Energy Sales

In the F.Y. 2081/82, DCSD sold 11,288,268 MWh electricity
which is 9.84% higher than sales of previous F-Y.

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Statistics of Revenue

In the F.Y. 2081/82, DCSD collected the revenue of NRs..
109.22 billion which is 9.62% higher than revenue of
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Consumer Service Indices

Consumer Service Indices
No. of Consumer per DCSD employee

Annual Unit sales per consumer (kWh)

F.Y 2080/081 E.Y 2081/082

945.00 1,005 .00
1,873.34 1,913.64

Annual Revenue per consumer (Rs.) 18,250.87 19,136.39

Annual Domestic Unit consumption per domestic consumer (kWh)

862.18 912.39

Annual Domestic Revenue per domestic consumer (Rs.)

7,687.25 8,204.50

Operation and Maintenance cost per kWh (Rs.)
Average Revenue per kWh (Rs.)

Per capita consumption * (kWh)

1.15 1.74

350.67 394.69

Distribution Loss (%)

9.59% 10.39%

* Per capita consumption is calculated using sales of NEA only.

From F.Y. 2080/81 to F.Y. 2081/82, DCSD made progress
in few parameters and need substantial efforts in improving
others. The per capita electricity consumption of FY.
2081/82 is 394.69 kWh. Annual unit consumption per
consumer has increased from 1,873.34 in F.Y. 2080/81 to
1,913.64 in FY. 2081/82 which is very important from
energy consumption scenario.

The revenue earned per consumer has increased from NRs.
18,250.87 to NRs. 19,136.39 in FY. 2081/82. However,
revenue earned per kWh has decreased from NRs. 9.74
to NRs. 9.68 in F.-Y. 2081/82. The major reason for the

decrement in above indices are reduction in overall tariff of
NEA by 9-10 % and rule out of dedicated tariff for dedicated
consumers.

In last fiscal year, consumption of energy increased by
9.84% .

Substantial improvements need to be made by DCSD. The
per capita domestic consumption was 912.39 units in FY.
2081/82. The operation and maintenance cost recorded was
NRs.1.15 per kWh in F.-Y. 2080/81 which increased to NRs.
1.74 in F.-Y. 2081/82. Higher operation and maintenance
cost affected the profit margin of NEA, so it needs to be

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minimized in upcoming days. Similarly, commercial and
industrial consumer number with consumer capacity has
to be increased by encouraging potential consumers and
supplying them required amount of electricity. Average
per kWh revenue was priced NRs. 9.68, which needs
considerable improvement.

Programs and Activities

In F.-Y. 2081/82, 569.30 ckt-km of 33 kV Line, 2,455.77
ckt-km of 11 kV line, 6,312.75 ckt-km of 0.4/0.23 kV line,
3,151 numbers of distribution transformers altogether 338
MVA capacity and 15 numbers of 33/11 kV Distribution
Substation with the total capacity of 140 MVA have been
added in the distribution system. Likewise, 297.8 MVA
substation capacity has been added through the upgradation
of the substation across the country. Along with the addition
of these distribution infrastructures, total length of 33 kV, 11
kV and 0.4/0.23 kV line became 8,145.22 ckt-km, 53,131.32
ckt-km and 156,790.13 ckt-km respectively. Similarly, total
numbers of 33/11 kV substations became 211 with total
capacity of 2,999.95 MVA and total numbers distribution
transformers comes to 48,625 with total capacity of 4538.18
MVA in the distribution system.

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With continuous efforts and performance of NEA's staffs
for loss reduction, the distribution system loss has been
registered to 10.39% from 9.59% of last year's loss value
for FY. 2081/82.

DCSD has been actively propelling loss reduction campaigns
through theft control by meter resealing, equipment
seizes, discouraging hooking activities, etc. During such
operation, Madhesh Provincial Office has disconnected
highest number of lines among the provincial offices with
23.95% disconnection in total with 36,978 numbers of line
disconnection and shares 15.11% of line disconnection
amounting NRs. 1052.96 million out of the total amount of
NRs. 6,968.17 million throughout the country.

All province/division offices have been engaged in reducing
electricity pilferage and Madhesh Provincial Office has
recorded 4,242 counts of electricity pilfering out of total
6,473 numbers around all provinces, with a sum of NRs.
29.96 million pilfering amount out of NRs. 60.48 million
in total pilferages and has recorded the most pilferage units
of 2.77 million out of 4.56 million pilferage units across the

country.

Bhulbhule, Lamjung District

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As the part of the expansion and reinforcement of
distribution system, many programs, projects and activities
were undertaken by departments and provincial/divisional
offices in F.Y. 2081/82 to expand and improve supply
quality and service delivery.

DCSD has given its most priority for reliable and quality
supply of electricity. In this regard, activities like upgrading
of the distribution network, construction of new feeders,
upgrading of distribution transformers, and addition of new
transformers in the system have been initiated. DCSD is
aware of GON policy of reducing fossil fuel consumption by
increasing the use of electricity in cooking, transportation
and in industrialization which would stress in distribution
network reinforcement and upgradation for quality and
reliable supply.

Further, in order to provide electricity access to
all as envisioned by GON's plan and policy, multiple
projects are working for electrification of remaining area
of the country. Contractors are working in the designated
areas after the award of contracts. All other remaining area
where electrification through national grid is not feasible,
NEA is working to electrify those areas through alternative

approaches.

DCSD has actively promoted the online payment of the
electricity bills through various merchants. In the fiscal
year 2081/82, there were 18,436,945 online transactions
made and NRs. 34,326,695,600.55 collected through those
transactions.

Felicitation of High-Consuming Consumers

NEA has initiated a program to recognize and felicitate the
top ten consumers at the central, provincial, and distribution
These
consumers are categorized as Most Important Consumers

center levels who consistently pay their tariffs.

(MIC), Very Important Consumers (VIC), and Important
Consumers (IC), respectively.

Deputation of Safety Engineer/Protection and Relay
Engineer

NEA has begun to appoint dedicated engineers for safety, as
well as for protection and relay functions. Each provincial
office has designated an engineer to be responsible for both
safety and relay/protection engineering.

Safety:

Training of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) has
been made mandatory to all the technical staffs specially

lineman and substation operators. OHS trainings have
been conducted in provincial offices, division offices
and in distribution centers to include all the needy staffs.
Substantial numbers of staffs have been trained during
the reporting period. Training certificates of two (2) years
validity have been issued to all the trained staffs authorizing

them to work in NEA distribution network.

OHS training shall be made compulsory to all the personnel
working in NEA distribution network including the
personnel of contractors in coming days. Before expiry of
the training certificates, the staffs need to go through the
refreshment OHS training for its renewal.

Giving high priority to the safety of the personnel and
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Safety day program organize in Inaruwa DC

to enhance safe working practices, DCSD has provided
adequate safety equipment, tools and PPE (safety for head,
hand, body, leg and safety against fall) to the concerned
staffs from the distribution center. Further, the arrangement
of high voltage safety equipment as well as high voltage
testing equipment have been arranged which will be helpful
to minimize the outage of power supply as well as to fortify
the safety of personnel.

NEA marked Chaitra 26 as "Electrical Safety Day"
organizing an interaction program in collaboration with
Society of Electrical Engineers (SEEN). Provincial offices,
divisional offices and distribution center offices also marked
the day as safety day organizing interaction program with
employees, displaying safety related banners, posters,
pamphlets etc. to express NEA commitment on Electrical

Safety as well as to create awareness on.

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Enhancing Reliability through Live Line Maintenance
DCSD is taking a major leap forward in modernizing
its maintenance practices by introducing Live Line
Maintenance (LLM) — a technique that allows maintenance,
testing, and repairs on energized electrical systems without
interrupting power supply. As part of this initiative, NEA
is procuring Insulated Aerial Work Platforms (IAWP) with
a working height of over 17 meters and a side reach of
12.5 meters, along with advanced Live Line Maintenance
tools. The equipment will be used for fault rectification
on 11kV and 33kV distribution systems using the rubber
glove method, ensuring safety and operational continuity.
This pilot project-initially deploying two complete sets in
the Urban Terai Region and Kathmandu-aims to reduce
power outages, enhance customer satisfaction, and extend
equipment lifespan, setting a new benchmark for utility
maintenance in Nepal.

Quality Control and Monitoring:

Quality Control and Monitoring Unit has been established
in each department, provincial office and division office to
focus on strict quality control and monitoring for works
which include expansion/construction and augmentation
of electrical network, substation, building and associated
civil works. In this context, the Quality Control and
Monitoring Unit is primarily focused for the quality control
on construction of line, substation, building and associated
civil works, monitoring of different construction activities,
safe working practices and other relevant activities as
required by the concerned offices.

In order to ensure the quality of the procured distribution
line materials and equipment, DCSD 15 going to establish
an Acceptance Testing Laboratory in Kharipati, Bhaktapur,
where most of the electrical equipment/line material up to
33 kV Voltage level can be tested with the similar facility of
an international accredited laboratory.

Norms, Standard and Guidelines

DCSD has prepared and issued the standard design and
drawing of the office building for distribution centers. Two
types of standard design of the building are available having
two types of foundations for each type of buildings. The
standard design and drawing of these building will ease
the construction works, ensure quality of the construction,
optimize cost of the building, possess uniformity in look
and remain as an icon for NEA Distribution Centers.

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DCSD has prepared Safety Guidelines for construction works
and is also preparing Distribution Construction Standard,
Construction Guidelines, Operation and Maintenance
Guidelines. Norms for the electrical construction works as
well as repair and maintenance works have been revised and
implemented keeping in mind of working at night and at off
peak hours. Construction works and schedule maintenance
works will be done at night in the city areas to the extent
possible which would minimize disturbances to the public
and energy not served.

In order to standardized the specifications and reference
rates of materials; DCSD prepared the standard specification
and reference rates of these materials which are mostly
used in distribution centers and has been circulated for
implementation after getting approval from the NEA
management.

DCSD has further been working on standardization of
specifications as well as rates of the materials used in
distribution system for upcoming fiscal year.

Grievance Handling and No-Light Service:

DCSD is always committed to improve its service delivery
as consumer satisfaction is our first priority. To minimize
consumer complaints regarding no-light services and address
grievances promptly, call centers have been established for
seven Provincial Offices and the Hetauda Divisional Office,
with ongoing efforts for the Lumbini Division Office. Toll
free number 1150 has been assigned for reporting the
grievances. Grievances can be recorded by voice call and
through messages as well. We are getting positive feedback
from the customers about service delivered from call center.

Reliable and Quality Supply:

Reliable and quality supply is basic requirement for
increasing electricity demand. Accordingly, DCSD has set
the objective of ensuring reliable and quality supply which
is fundamental right of our valued consumer. In order to
attain this objective, NEA has planned many programs and
projects in year 2024/25 including:

० Upgrading of 33/11 kV substations
Upgrading of 33/11 kV substations will be implemented
by the 33/11 kV Substation Rehabilitation Project
under the Planning and Technical Services Department.
Currently, this project is upgrading more than 82
substations in the reporting period.

Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

० Capacitor Bank Installation in 33/11 kV substations
In the fiscal year 2081/082, the installation of 11 kV
capacitor banks was successfully completed across
14 different 33/11 kV_ substations, adding a total
reactive power capacity of 110 MVAR to the national
distribution system. This initiative marks a significant
milestone in strengthening Nepal's _ electricity

distribution infrastructure.

The improved voltage profile observed across the

networks following the installation reflects the

effectiveness of the project. Building on this success,
plans are now underway to expand the project
nationwide, aligning with the evolving needs of the
distribution network. This step is expected to further
support reliable, efficient, and stable power delivery to

consumers throughout the country.

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33/11 kV Substations
Similarly, scheduled maintenance of distribution
network, working at off peak hours and other initiatives
to minimize the supply interruption have been adopted

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the norms giving up the use of bare ACSR conductor
aiming the enhancement of distribution reliability.
Instead of it, AAAC covered conductor have been used
for medium voltage up to 11 kV and Aerial Bundled
Conductor (ABC) have been used for 400 Voltage.

० Extensive use of smart meters
NEA 1s replacing all three phase meter by smart meters
and NEA is also planning to replace single phase meter
with smart meters in the coming future.

Demand Stimulation

Increased electricity generation in the country has created
an opportunity and a challenge to NEA towards demand
stimulation within the nation. DCSD firmly believe that
the electricity demand can be increased through ensuring
quality, reliable and adequate supply, improving service
delivery and developing comfortable tariff and acting
accordingly.

Numbers of project have been launched to improve quality
and increase reliability of power supply. Electricity tariff
has been reduced in overall with much cheaper rate applied
in irrigation and charging station which will be helpful to
promote electric vehicles.

DCSD Initiation

Electricity for All within two years

Government of Nepal has announced to provide electricity
to cent percent population within two years through its
plan and policy and DCSD has been striving to achieve
the government's target. About 97.6% of the population is
connected to the NEA Grid. NEA's Distribution network
has been expanded to 14 more local levels in last fiscal year.
Out of 753 local levels, 539 local levels are substantially
electrified, and 196 local levels are significantly electrified
by NEA Grid. Remaining 18 local levels are electrified
through isolated solar/micro hydropower plant.

० Distribution Networks are to be upgraded/expanded to
the capacity of 10,000 MVA for the consumption of
5,000 MW within four years. Projects like Distribution
System Upgrade and Expansion (DSUEP), Grid Solar
and Energy Efficiency Project (GSEEP) and various
projects under Planning and Technical Services
Department (PTSD) are in various stages of execution.

* Most of the 33 kV sub-transmission lines and substation
are overloaded in Terai regions. So, upgradation of

ly Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

substation and replacement of ACSR conductors with
HTLS are prioritized in the coming fiscal year also.
¢ DCSD is making continuous effort to bring down the
distribution system loss.
० Plans to handle consumer complaints with new
technologies without delay and the procedures for new
connection related works shall be made simple and
user-friendly.
¢ Tohave the proper monitoring ofthe energy consumption
pattern to a macro-level and to have appropriate load
management, the Directorate is implementing the
followings:
> Replacement of existing three-phase meter with
SMART TOD Meter

>  Allthe industries and large consumer are instructed
to install an Automatic Power Factor Correction
(APFC) at their end themselves, to maintain the
voltage profile.

> Introduction of single-phase SMART meter (pilot
project was completed in Ratnapark and
Maharajgunj DC)

> Initiation of the underground of 11 kV and 0.4kV
distribution lines

> Launch of SMART Street Light

> Launch of smart meters at receiving point and
at interlink of Distribution centers as well as at all
distribution transformer.

० Plans to make available the payment and billing
information on the internet have been made so that
consumer can access information online. A system will
be implemented for consumers to pay the electricity
bill online through an internet- based payment system
or the conventional.

Challenges

There are numerous challenges to overcome in various

sectors of electricity distribution and consumer services.

Few of the challenges are summarized below:

न" Reducing distribution losses (technical and non-
technical) has always been a challenge to DCSD.

¢ Major challenges of DCSD are to overcome frequent
tripping of lines, voltage drop and to increase system
stability and realibility.

"न Due to difficult topography, more time, resources
and money are required to extend electricity to rural
consumers.

"न There are massive challenges to introduce new

Transportation of AAAC by locals in Sankhuwasabha

technologies in metering and billing. Upgradation of
Online payment system to make it resilient to malware,
phishing, man-in-the-middle attack, password attack
and others.

¢ Due to the Right of Way and many more public issues,
it is difficult for expansion of 11 kV, 33 kV line in the
city and residential areas to meet the growing load
demand of the consumers.

Consumer Care

Distribution centers work as interfaces between NEA and
its consumers. So, special efforts are taken to improve
the quality of service at the consumer interface points.
The employees took special efforts to serve our valued
consumers in a more effective way. With the Queue
Management System at most of the cash collection centers,
difficulties encountered by the consumers in queuing for
making payments were minimized. Round the clock no-
light services have been implemented in most of the urban
no-light centers. The online payment system has decreased
the hassle of the consumers for bill payments. Drinking
water facilities have also been provided to all the consumers
within the DCS premises.

INTRODUCTION

Planning and Technical Services Department (PTSD) is
responsible for the planning and preparation of distribution
system expansion programs and supporting DCSD in
the technical matters. Following scopes fall under the
jurisdiction of this department:

न Monitoring and evaluation of province wise aggregrated
monthly distribution system losses;

¢ Preparation and review of the construction standards
and guidelines for electrical installations and construction
activities up to 33 kV voltage level;

¢ Providing advice to directorate on the technical matters.
¢ Identification and implementation of potential rural
electrification projects up to 33 kV voltage level including
construction of new substation as well as its rehabilitation;

Under this department, two divisions are functional:

i. Loss Analysis Division; and

ii. Technical Support Division

Loss Analysis Division:

Loss Analysis Division under PTSD analyzes the losses
occurring in the distribution system. Advanced metering
infrastructure (smart meters integrated in MDMS) has been
introduced for measuring the energy at the receiving point as
well as at interlink between two distribution centers in order
to measure the energy transactions across the distribution
network. The objective of this division is to conduct rigorous
analysis of distribution system loss, resulting in improved
energy efficiency, reduced operational costs, and enhanced

overall system performance.

Technical Support Division:

Technical Support Division under PTSD is responsible to

develop and maintain technical standards, specifications, and

design guidelines for the distribution system infrastructure.
This division also provides engineering support for the
design of new distribution system projects, including
substation layouts and optimization of the infrastructure.
This division also advice the DCSD on technical matters
ensuring the compliance with relevant codes, regulations,

and industry best practices.

Rural Electrification Programs

Government of Nepal has announced under its "Plan
and Policy" for 100 percent electrification in the country
within two years. To achieve the government's target, rural
electrification programs under PTSD are being implemented
through eight different projects. These projects are being
funded by GoN and NEA. This program will cover nine
districts of Koshi Province, four districts of Bagmati
Province, one district of Gandaki Province, one district
of Karnali Province and one district of Sudur Paschim

Province.

Upgrading and Rehabilitation of Substations

The upgradation and augmentation of 33/11 kV distribution
substations through 33/11 kV Substation Rehabilitation
Project have been continued in order to enhance the quality
and reliability of the distribution system. Fifteen (15)
number of substation have been upgrading with Substation
Automation System (SAS) and further sixty-six (66)
numbers of substations in conventional manner across the
country. The Project aims to contribute total of 425 MVA
capacity upgradation of 33/11 kV substations after the

completion of its implementation.

ommunity

"Electrification Depar

In order to expand the access to electricity services to the rural
areas on people's participation approach, the Government
of Nepal (GoN) has brought forward Community Rural
Electrification Program (CREP) since 2003 which is
being executed efficiently through Community Rural
Electrification Department (CRED) under Distribution and
Consumer Services Directorate (DCSD), Nepal Electricity
Authority (NEA). Later on in 2010, CRED was dissolved
in the process of restructuring of NEA and the activities
of CREP were carried out through eight Regional Offices.
However, the CREP activities were slowed down due to
lack of coordination at central and regional level. On this
background, CRED was formed again in July 2013. NEA,
Community Rural Electrification By-Law 2071(with
amendments) governs the electrification activities of NEA
and CRED.

With a strong collaboration with the Nepal Electricity
Authority (NEA), the electric power utility that runs under
the supervision of the Government of Nepal, NACEUN
has been trying to electrify the unsophisticated distant and
inaccessible communities of rural Nepal. The Community
Rural Electricity Entities (CREEs) are formed under
the enthusiastic participation of the community. The
infrastructure for electrification is constructed with a share
contribution of 10% out of the total estimated budget by the

CREE, and the remaining 90% by the NEA. The CREEs
regulate electricity distribution services to their consumers
independently after the infrastructure is handed over to
them. These CREEs buy electricity from NEA in bulk,
and distribute it to remote consumers. The CREEs are
responsible for operation and management of electricity
distribution within their concerned areas. NEA provides
services up to 11 kV line and the REC itself is responsible
for 400/230 Volt line.

CRED is committed to ensuring a future where every Nepali,
irrespective of caste, gender, and position in the community
has access to clean, affordable, and reliable electricity and
the members benefit from its productive end-use. In the
journey of 20 years, CRED has achieved a major success of
providing access to electricity to around 55 districts through
516 (300 CBOs and 216 including KKREP) community. In
last FY. 2080/081, 14 number of Community Organizations
returned to NEA with around 7,338 number of consumers. In
F.-Y. 2081/082, 12 numbers of community returned to NEA
with around 7,315 number of consumers. The actual number
of consumer within Community organizations are 4,71,225
in 42 districts through 420 communities (204 CBOs and
216 entities of Kailali Kanchanpur Gramin Bidhyut Chhata
Sansthan and Rural Municipalities/ Municipalities).

The districts with CREEs have been depicted in following map:

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Despite some technical and administrative issues,

performance of CRED of FY 2080/81 was satisfactory.

During this review period, CRED initiated activities

to resolve and complete ongoing community rural

electrification works, and initiated new electrification works
and substations, as well as supporting for Induction Cooker,

Electric Pressure Cooker in different areas of Nepal by

upgrading distribution transformers and line.

CRED's major activities of this year are as follows:

¢ Under Twelve (12) Rural Electrification Projects,
construction of 63.77 km of 11 kV line with 1336 nos. of
11 meter HT Poles installation, 257.336 km of 400/230
V LT line 5775 nos. of 8/9 meter LT Poles installation,
and installation of 52 Nos. of distribution transformers
with different capacities have been completed.

०  Similary, replacement of 672 number of wooden poles
with steel tubular poles has been completed.

० Total number of 12 CREEs with about 7,315 number of
consumers returned to NEA.

० After constant efforts since long time, with the
help of Local Level Ward, Municipal Authorities
and District Administration Office, Panchathar
disputes for 33 kV line with local people have been
settled. With this construction of 33/11 kV, 6/8 MVA
Substations in the rural areas of Panchthar, Tumbewa
and 33 kV line extensions from Thapatar, Phidim to
tumbewa, Panchthar have been completed. Testing and

Commissioning Works of Substation are underway.

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CRED in different stages of execution FY 2080/81 are as

follows:

¢ Electrification, System Improvement and Rehabilitation
Projects : 33/11 kV, 6/8 MVA Tumbewa Substation has
been charged after 33 kV line from Thapatar, Phidim to
Tumbewa, Panchthar substation completed which was
halted from 33 kV Line completion regarding forests

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issue and local issues.

Number of Completed Projects : 12

Capitalization Works Completed : 12

Different Old Chronic Contracts of Taplejung
Lotl1/CRED/Line/2075/076-02, Lotl1/CRED/
Line/2075/076-03, Lotl1/CRED/Line/2075/076-04 &
Lotl1/CRED/Line/2075/076-05 have been completed
and measurement & billing works from CRED have
been completed. Final payment works has remained
due to Contractor.

Chingad Samudik bidhut Sahakari Sanstha,
Surkhet Community Contract No.: Lotl0/CRED/
Line/2075/076-01 have been completed and
measurement & billing/Payment works have been
made.

After initiation of CRED and with the decision
of Steering Committee of DCSD for Ease of
Communities regarding issues, Old Chronic Contract
for Electrification Works in the area of Jay durge
Chamiltya Gramin Samudik Sanstha,  Baitadi
Community Contract No.: CRED/LINE/2073/074-03
has been informed about completion.

Contract No.: Lotl/CRED/Line/2076/077-01 — for
Electrification Works in the area Shankhamul Gramin
Didhutikaran sanstha, Salyan, has been completed and
measurement & billing/Payment works are underway.
DCSD Steering Committee, NEA has formed a
Committee for disputes regarding works completed by
Contractor and Materials damaged due to heavy flood
in the area of Kavre 2081, Shrawan/Bhadra flood for
Old Chronic Contract No.: CRED/LINE/2077/078-
09 for Electrification Works in the area Bhumichuli
Mangaltar Bidhut Sahakari Sanstha, Kavre. Study,
Consultation, discussion and Conclusions works of the
committee are underway.

Total Wooden Pole replaced : 672.

Total No of Running Projects: 21

With the time frame, Rate revision of Materials &
Labour is necessary and Rate revision works for Line
Materials are underway for running Fiscal Year.

This department has provision to conduct training for
Community organization and has planned to conduct
capacity development training program related to
Technical Management training for employees working
at CREEs in different province in coordination with
National Association of Community Electrification
Users Nepal (NACEUN) in this Fiscal Year.

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Automation Departm

This is the newly formed department under DCSD after

approval of new O&M structure by NEA's 965th Board

meeting. Main objectives of this department are:

i) To implement smart energy meters throughout the
country gradually for reliable and remote meter reading.

ii) To implement and support computerized existing
M-power Billing system in all Distribution Centers and
collection centers and support ongoing RMS Billing
project in terms of functional requirements, data
migration expertise, and HHD integration as needed.

111) To implement new and easy bill payment systems like
any branch payment system (ABPS) and online payment
systems In order to achieve the above goals, this
department has two divisions 1) Computerized Billing
and Network Division 11) Metering and Automation
Division and has two sections 1) GIS and IT Section 11)
Distribution System Control Centre.

Metering and Automation Division
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Metering and Automation Department, completed the
replacement of 72,000 Three Phase Electromechanical
Whole Current Meters with Smart Whole Current Meters
in first phase.

Likewise, in order to complete the coverage of three phase
whole current smart meter, the Project procured 150,000
number of such meters. The delivery has been completed
and the contractor has already replaced 27,297 no's of
meters and remaining work is in progress. NEA has installed
more than 25,000 of meters for the new consumers. These
meters are equipped with e-sim, which is latest technology

introduced by Nepal Telecom.

All the meters installed are in communication with Head End
System (HES) and energy & electrical instantaneous data,
meter events and alarms received from the meter through
Head End System is exported to Meter Data Management
System (MDMS) for data analysis and reporting purpose.

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In order to keep the systematic record of field related works
and configuration of those meters to system there is Field
Device Management System (FDM) and its associated
mobile app for life cycle management activities of meter
like New Installation, Meter Change and Meter Closed
related works.

The smart metering smart grid project, is also integrating
Three Phase CT operated smart meter, procured by
Procurement Management Division, into its system. Till
date, 7,600 nos of CT operated smart meters have been
programmed by Metering Division and all of them are
configured into the system. Out of 7,600 meters programmed
and configured into the system, around 4,500 meters were
used for replacing the non-smart Three phase CT Operated
meter that were installed in high voltage consumers. All the
high voltage consumers that are connected via Potential and
Current Transformer now have CT Operated smart meters.
Power Trade Department also has installed 162 numbers
of these smart meters in several IPP. Distribution Centers
are also installing these smart meters in the 33 kV and 11
kV feeders which fed the consumers under that DC for
the purpose of energy accounting, upto this F.Y., 660 nos
of smart meter have been installed in feeders of different
substation and 310 nos in interbranch between DCS. Upto
this FY 580 nos CT operated smart meters are installed in
Grid Substation.

Consumers connected with smart meters for energy
metering are integrated with billing system and configured
for automated billing generation without any human
intervention. Consumers receive electricity bill via SMS
and email.

Smart metering smart grid project has started analyzing
the energy loading and energy requirement analysis, load
analysis, reliability indices, customer GIS _ locational
mapping, consumer ranking, energy balance and loss
analysis models etc. that will be helpful and key factor in
the planning and upgradation of the system.

Metering(TOD) Section

The Metering section, formerly known as TOD section,
deals with the programming of the smart meters with the
parameters typically required by DCS as well as NET

Metering, Independent Power Producers and Export/
Import. The section also recalculates the arrear billing file

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Smart 3 Phase Energy meter installed at consumer site

sent by different branch offices of NEA.

Chut Billing

In Fiscal year 2081/82 total units recovered from chut
billing was 97,14,859.61kWh

The Total Amount recovered from above mentioned unit
was NRs. 8,61,86,225 (Eighty six million one hundred and
eighty six thousand two hundred and twenty five Rupees)

Meter programming Details
* Koshi PO: 265

० — Madesh PO: 299

¢ Bagmati PO: 654

¢ Gandaki PO: 150

¢ Lumbini PO: 384

०  Karnali PO: 30

¢ Sudurpachim PO: 103

Computerized Billing and Network Division

The Computerized Billing and Network Division (CBND)
play a crucial role in the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA),
continuously working to enhance NEA's revenue collection.
The mPower Billing System provides NEA with an
efficient billing system, equipped with numerous features
and modules to monitor the entire process and ensure

transparency in the revenue management system.

The mPower Billing System has been successfully
implemented across all NEA revenue collection centers.
The Handheld Meter Reading Devices (HHD) has improved
energy sales and reduced human errors during meter
reading. Additionally, the division has implemented Online
Meter Reading Handheld Devices (Online HHD) with wifi
functionality in 155 NEA locations. This advancement
allows meter readers to directly upload data to the branch
server system, enhancing efficiency. The division aims to
deploy HHDs across all revenue collection centers within
this fiscal year.

"Online Consumer Self Meter Reading Software System"
enables real-time and accurate electricity meter reading
from consumers. Consumers can enter their meter readings
from home via mobile apps, online platforms, or by calling
the NEA hotline number 1150. The system is accessible
through the website https://www.consumer.nea.org.np.

Online electricity bill payment system has been implemented
in all revenue collection centers. This system caters to all
consumer groups, allowing them to pay electricity bills
through various online banking, mobile banking services,
and e-wallet services. The online payment system has
significantly reduced the time consumers spend in queues
and the money spent on transportation to pay electricity

bills. The total collection from online payments is shown in
Fiscal Year No.of Online Total Amount
Transactions collected (NRs.)

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the table below:

Any Branch Payment System (ABPS), implemented within
the Kathmandu Valley, allows customers to pay their
electricity bills at any revenue collection center within the
valley, facilitating timely revenue collection and analytical
reporting for NEA. Division also has implemented VPN
based mobile counters in various DCs offices in coordination

with IT department.

Web-based services, accessible via https://www.neabilling.
com/viewonline, enable customers to view their bills. The
Customer Management Information System (LAGAT) has
been implemented in various revenue collection centers,
helping maintain an up-to-date customer database.

The migration of community consumers to the NEA
billing system is ongoing. In this fiscal year, migration
of community consumers have been completed for the
following DCS locations: Belbari DCS,Ramechap DCS,
Salyan DCS, Dailekh DCS, Attariya, Tanahu DCS,Terathum
DCS, Manang DCS, Lamjung DCS,Lamahi DCS,Beltar
Sub DCS and Kalaiya DCS, Gulmi DCS, Lekhnath DCS.
Additionally, the database archiving process has been
completed for Taulihawa DCS and Tandi DCS to enhance
the performance of the Mpower Billing System at these
branches, particularly in terms of server speed and efficiency.
Furthermore, the merging of Syangja DCS and Mirmi Sub-
DCS,Bardaghat DCS and Triveni Sub-DCS,Tanahu DCS
and Aanbukhaireni Sub DCS, Dumre Sub DCS, Kavre DCS
and panauti Sub-DCS has also been finalized within the
same fiscal year. Inplementation of mPower system in New
Sub DCS Khairentitar (Tanahu DCS) has been successfully
migrated from Lekhnath DCS.

Moreover, CBND, in collaboration with the IT department,
has enhanced existing DCS activities by implementing
the Revenue Accounting Consolidation Software System.
This system provides real-time Revenue Management
Information, aiding in data analysis and evaluation of
NEA's financial health. While dealing with the day-to-
day operational activities of the mPower Billing System
at different branches, has also been providing input to
the upcoming RMS Billing System of NEA in terms of
functional requirements, migration expertise, and handheld
device integration as needed.

GIS Mapping

NEA originally planned to implement GIS Mapping
through GIS Smart Grid Project in the existing distribution
Albeit, as NEA is
underground distribution system in different cities including

infrastructure. implementing the
Kathmandu, original plan of this Project has been stalled
and being revised incorporating the infrastructure of
underground cabling.

Distribution System Control Centre (DSCC)

A DSCC for supervision and control of Kathmandu
valley distribution system including under construction
underground system is being built at NEA LDC premises,
Suichatar under ADB loan through PMD Data Centre and
DSCC Project. After completion of this project, this centre
will be handed over and operated under this department.

INTRODUCTION

Koshi Provincial Office, situated at Rani, Biratnagar,
Morang, is responsible for overall management of
electricity distribution services, operation and maintenance
of electrical distribution networks in 14 districts in Koshi

Province. Under its supervision, there are 24 distribution

centers that are responsible for operation, maintenance and
rehabilitation of the electricity distribution networks up
to 33 kV voltage level and 33/11 kV sub-stations as well
as consumer services activities such as new consumer
connections, meter reading, billing and revenue collection.
The salient features of this provincial office are as follows:

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
24

Annual Revenue

18.12 Billion

Annual Energy Sales
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Operational Structure

There are 24 distribution centers operating under Koshi
Provincial Office, Biratnagar. There is a technical section
comprising of Electrical and Civil engineers who look after
all the technical matters, projects, planning & development
and corporate work of the allocated areas. Rural
Electrification and sub-station activities within the area
are coordinated by the technical section. The finance and
revenue functions are carried out by the Deputy Director
of the finance division. The division office is provided with
a separate administrative officer to attend human resource
function. The source of fund is Government of Nepal and
NEA itself. There are various 33 kV transmission lines and
substation projects funded by Government of Nepal under
this provincial office.

Consumer Number

Koshi Provincial Office recorded 1,100,644 consumer
accounts by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82.The majority
of consumer accounts were registered in the domestic
category which happens to be 89.12% while the second
largest consumer category was found to be irrigation which

Total Consumers

1,100,644

Total Collection

17.72 Billion

Distribution Loss

12.27%

accounts for 7.79% of the total consumers.

Sales

A total of 1,932,924 MWH of energy was sold in the FY
2081/82. Sales contribution to NEA system from this
Provincial Office is 17.12%.

Revenue

The gross revenue of NRs. 18.12 Billion was earned in F/Y
2081/82 out of which Industrial consumer contributed the
highest with 42.41%.

Distribution Infrastructures

FY. FY.

Distribution Infrastructures

2080/81

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km) 1,235
11 kV Distribution Lines (in km) 10,267
33/11 kV Primary Sub-stations

Total Substation Capacity (MVA)
LV Distribution Lines (in km)

2081/82

10,845

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FY.
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Consumer Services Indices

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Consumer) 1,644

1,765

Annual Revenue per Consumer 15,454 16,463
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Consumer per Distribution
Transformer

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Consumer Care

provincial office are:

1. Call Center: Call Center is operating under this
provincial office to take necessary actions for providing
quick service to the consumers.

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been instructed to connect new meters as soon as
possible after the registration of customers' application.
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the concept of on-demand meter connection. Likewise,
a strict timeline has been imposed to carry out Grid
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al:
supply of 5 MVA or higher.
No Light Services: No light Services operating
under this provincial office take necessary actions
after acknowledging and registering the consumers
complain in no light register as soon as possible.
Quality Supply: The routine works such as addition of
new transformers, shifting of distribution transformer
at load centers, addition of two wires and enhancement
and maintenance of sub-stations have played key
roles in voltage improvement, thereby providing
quality supply. Many feeders in urban areas, which
were previously overloaded, have been replaced with
larger conductors so as to increase the ampacity of the
feeders thereby, providing people with uninterrupted
power supply as much as possible.
Online Payment System: The recently introduced
online payment system has effaced the need for
consumers to visit the counters for bill payment, thus
saving time and efforts of the consumers as well as
the staff of NEA. Consumers can pay their bills via
various service providers.

Loss Reduction Activities

During the year under review, various measures taken in

Comparative Analysis of DCs Losses of Two Consecutive Years

25.00

20.00

16.55
14.97
15.48
17.32

14.39
14.57

15.00

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13.67
12.73

10.45
11.93
11.86
11.96
11.03

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18.42

14.02

17.54

22.95

19.47
19.91

18.51

14.07
11.44
13.79
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NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
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the preceding years were continued to reduce the non-
technical losses. Regular monitoring and on the spot
inspection of meters, especially in theft prone areas,
were carried out in a massive scale. Strict actions such as
confiscation of electric equipment and legal actions were
taken in various distribution centers with the help of local
administration and security agencies against the consumers
who were found to have been engaged in fraudulent
activities such as hooking, by pass of energy meters and
NEA approved MCBs, etc.

The total number of line disconnection in FY 2081/082 was
29,034 with due amount of 591.604 million and the total
number of line reconnection was 30,062. The total amount
collected from line reconnection was 477.519 million.

Achievements and Prospects

1. Construction of 33 kV Sub-transmission Line from
Barju Sub-station to Rani Sub-station
A new Double circuit 33 kV sub-transmission line is
constructed from Under construction 132/33 kV Barju
Grid Sub-station to 33/11 kV Rani Sub-station with
ACSR "WOLF" conductor and have been completed .
After its completion, the burden at 132/33 kV Duhabi
grid sub-station should be significantly reduced and
reliability of the supply will increase which creates a
Ring Main System.

2. Reinforcement of 11kV Capacitor bank at Rani
Substation
The 11kV Capacitor
dilapidated states have been replaced with new

Bank which were almost in

capacitor bank to increase voltage level and to reduce
voltage sag at this substation

3. Reinforcement of Various 33/11 kV Sub-stations
Various switchgear and electrical equipments at 33/11
kV sub-stations such as circuit breakers, control and
relay panels, disconnection switches, battery and
battery chargers, etc. which were almost in dilapidated
states have been replaced with new equipments.

Way Forward and Future Plans:

Despite the adverse nature of topography and harsh climatic
conditions, Koshi Province, can provide this provincial
office with interesting opportunities to realize and prosper.
With proper evaluation and strategic planning, the points
mentioned below can be realized to improve the overall

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
॥' A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025)

Koshi Provincial Office Biratnagar

performance in near future:

मा Construction 33/11 kV Distribution 1
Substations

Distribution Capacity of Under Construction

Sub-station (MVA)। Planned 33/11 kV Distribution Substations। 1।
Distribution Capacity of Planned Substations

16.6

Planned 33 kV Distribution Lines 65 km। Planned 11 KV Distribution Lines। 290km_— Planned 11 kV Distribution Lines 290 km।
Planned LV Distribution Lines 1100 km
Planned LV Distribution transformers 750 Nos.

1. Biratnagar Metropolitan City is regarded as one
of the largest industrial cities all over the nation.
And a large proportion of the revenue generated
by Biratnagar, Duhabi and Itahari DCs comes
from industrial consumers. A reliable and quality
service to the industries can increase the sales and
revenue further in the region.

2. Gauradaha, Damak, Anarmani, Urlabari and
Rangeli DCs have comparatively higher number
of consumers registered in the irrigation category.
A strategic planning and load management during
agricultural season can boost the revenue and
agriculture in Jhapa and Morang districts.

3. The Khumbu region, also known as the Everest
region is one of the most popular tourist
destinations in the world. However, due to the
harsh nature of climate and topography in the
region, electrification in the surrounding area has
not been possible yet. However, expansion of a
reliable and affordable distribution system can
have a significant positive impact in boosting the
life standard and tourism in the area.

4. A tremendous amount of electric power can
be generated in Koshi Province, which needs
alternative means of evacuation as soon as
possible. The three major transmission corridors
namely Kabeli, Koshi and Solu corridors can
facilitate evacuation of huge power from majors
IPPs in the hilly regions of Koshi Province.

Koshi Provincial Office and Distribution
Centre Chiefs

Rajiv Kumar Singh
Provincial Chief, Koshi Provincial Office

Saroj Kumar Paritos Chaudhary Madhav Prasad Yadav Ram Udgar Sah Rajmani Bajgain
Biratnagar DC Damak DC Udaypur DC Itahari DC Bhadrapur DC
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Anarmani DC Belbari DC Inaruwa DC Duhabi DC Urlabari DC
Pankaj Kumar Goti Pradip Kumar Sharma _ Roshan Kumar Singh Pratish Dhakal Shatrudhan Yadav
Rangeli DC Dharan DC Dhanakuta DC Terhathum DC Khandbari DC
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Rambabu Chaudhary Bijali Prasad Yadav Suresh Prasad Chaudhary Sagar Pokhrel Dipak Dahal
Bhoypur DC 8 DC Tapleyung DC Gauradaha DC Panchthar DC

@। 4।
Shambhu Prasad Mandal Ishwor Kumar Shrestha Asheshwor Kumar Yadav Sobit Bahadur Chhetri
Dhulabari DC Okhaldhunga DC Solukhumbu DC Diktel DC

adhesh Provincial O

Janakpur

INTRODUCTION
Madhesh Provincial Office Janakpur is one of the seven

Provincial Offices under the Distribution and Consumer

Services Directorate and is responsible for overall

management of electricity distribution of Madhesh
Province. It comprises 23 Distribution Centers in Saptari,
Siraha, Dhanusha, Mahottari, Sarlahi, Rauthat, Bara &
Parsa District.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
23

Annual Revenue

21.74 Billion
Annual Energy Sales (रु)
2,430.75 GWh QP

Operational Structure

There are 23 Distribution Centers under this Provincial Office
Janakpur spread over Madhesh Provincial Office, Janakpur
comprises of technical, financial and administrative division
which monitors various actions of the concern DCs. The source
of fund is Government of Nepal and NEA itself. There are
several projects under construction which includes 33/11 kV
substations, 33 kV transmission line, 11 kV line projects and
rural electrification project funded by Government of Nepal
under this Provincial office.

Consumer Number

Madhesh Provincial Office, Janakpur recorded 1,201,248
consumer accounts by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82.
The majority of consumer accounts were in the domestic
category which happens to be 85.84% while the second
most were from the irrigation category which accounts for
11.46% of the total consumers.

Sales

A total of 2,430,751 MWh of energy was sold in this F.-Y.
2081/82, Sales contribution to NEA system from this

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Total Consumers

1,201,248

Total Collection

20.00 Billion

Distribution Loss

14.05%

Provincial Office is 21.53%.

Revenue
The gross revenue of Rs. 21.74 Billion was earned in F.-Y.
2081/82 after selling of 2,430,751 MWh energy.

The majority of revenue in Madhesh Provincial Office,
Janakpur is recorded from Industrial & Domestic tariff
category which is approximately 56.77% & 31.35%
respectively of the total revenue of the province.

Distribution Infrastructure

FY. RY.
2080/81 = 2081/82

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km) 791 850
11 kV Distribution Lines (in km) 7,207 7,230

33/11 kV Primary Sub-stations

Description

Total Substation Capacity

LV Distribution Lines (in km)

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Consumer Care

Nepal Electricity Authority has made arrangements to
submit electricity bill easily through the online systems.
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update about the bill payment for the consumers. Consumers
can pay their bills via many service providers (eSewa,
PayPoint,CFS Remit,City Express, Prabhu Bank,Nepal

Investment Bank, Himalayan Bank and Mahalaxmi Bikash
Bank etc).

NEA has introduced one door system to facilitate the
consumers and to provide the service as quickly as possible.
This system saves time of the consumer.

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programmed were conducted in different DCs for awareness.
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control program was carried out. Similarly, intensive meter
resealing and inspection program was done to minimize the
chances of electricity theft. Data download and analysis
of all TOD meters were completed and additional billings
against CT/PT outage, MF and reverse energy case have
been processed.

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Way Forward and Future Plans:

Regarding advantage of geographical easiness over other
provincial offices, huge effort aided with good amount of
fund by GoN and NEA for rural electrification projects has
helped to achieve the target of full electrification in all the
districts of this province.

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
॥' A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025)

Some of the areas of Sarlahi District like Arnna Dada,
Guiting dada, and Hirne dada under Lalbandi DC, Ambas,
Hattidhunga to Gagan, Khultikhola-Dalme in Dhangadhi-14
of Siraha District and Jaruwa area of Rautahat have been
connected to national grid during last fiscal year. It was big
challenging work to complete electrification in these areas
due to hilly region and long distance of electrification.

Madhesh Provincial Office and Distribution
Centre Chiefs

Manoj Kumar Yadav
Provincial Chief, MadheshProvincial Office

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Gajendra Kumar Chaudhary Umesh Prasad Yaday Awadhesh Kumar Gupta Ram Ayodhya Ray Yadav Abdhesh Kumar Dubey

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Gopal Kumar Thakur Himanshu Kumar Yadav Basuki Nath Jha Prabin Kumar Mishra Roshan Kumar Singh
Yadukuha DC Kalaiya DC Siraha DC Sakhuwa DC Dhanushadham DC

Dhirendra Kumar Yadav Tribuwan Kumar Yadav Taiyab Ansari Anjani Kumar Yadav Jagannath Jha
Chandranigahapur DC Lalbandi DC Simroungadh DC Barahathawa DC Gaushala DC

Sanyog Bishwakarma Arun Kumar Sah Ram Dinesh Ray Yadav
Bodebarsain DC Kanchanpur DC Maulapur DC

agmati Provincial ९)

Kathmandu

INTRODUCTION

Bagmati Provincial Office having its office at NEA head
office looks after the overall management of electricity
distribution services in ten districts of Bagmati Province viz.
Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Kavre, Sindhupalchowk,
Dolakha, Ramechhap, Dhading, Nuwakot and Rasuwa
through its twenty Distribution Centers. In addition, through
its division office located at Hetauda, it looks after the
distribution management of three districts viz. Makawanpur,

Sindhuli and Chitwan through six Distribution Centers.

The major activities of Bagmati Provincial Office include
operation, maintenance and rehabilitation of the existing
electricity distribution networks up to 33 kV voltage level
(547 Circuit Km) and 33/11 kV substations (24 Nos.,
203.6 MVA), extension of electricity distribution networks
and consumer services activities such as new consumer
connections, meter reading, billing, revenue collection etc.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
20

Annual Revenue

27.86 Billion

oy

Annual Energy Sales
2,543.13 GWh

In order to deliver the services effectively, within the
provincial office, there are three functional sections namely
Technical, Finance and Administration. Technical section
looks after all the technical matters like execution of projects,
planning & development of distribution network, material
management, monitoring of various Distribution Centers
in technical matter and rural electrification activities within
the region. Finance section looks after the financial and
budgetary functions of the region. Similarly, Administration
section is responsible for all the administrative matters
like human resource management, general administration
and welfare of staffs. The Distribution Centers are front
desk office for day-to-day management of distribution and
consumer services.

Total Consumers

920,520

Total Collection

27.54 Billion

Distribution Loss

6.51%

Consumer Number

Bagmati Provincial Office, kathmandu recorded 920,520
consumer accounts by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82 and
increment by 2.48% from previous F.Y. which contributes
to 16.13% of total consumer in NEA.

Sales

A total of 2,543 GWh of energy was sold in this F.Y. 2081/82
and increment of 5.66% from previous F.Y. and Sales
contribution to NEA system from this Provincial Office is

22.53%.

Revenue
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2081/82 after selling of 2,543 GWh energy.

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FY 2081/082 (2024/025)

Bagmati Provincial Office Kathmandu

Kathmandu is recorded from Domestic tariff category
which is approximately 47.14% of the total revenue of the
province.

Distribution Infrastructure

Description

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km)
11 kV Distribution Lines (in km) 7,802

2081/82

33/11 kV Primary Sub-stations 22
Total Substation Capacity 176
LV Distribution Lines (in km) 25,439 26,848

Total Number of Distribution 8,829
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Consumer) 2,680

2,762

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Consumer per Distribution 102

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special efforts throughout the year to improve the services
and to meet the consumer satisfaction. Call center at
Bagmati Province is providing services 24x7 by taking
consumer's complaints. Consumers can call by dialing
1150 and extension 3 for their complaints. The call center
is operating under this provincial office to take necessary
actions for providing quick service to the consumers. This
has helped to address and attain the no light complaint
in an accelerated way. In the FY2081/082 total numbers
of complains received were 128,351 Nos and there were
42,612 abandoned calls. In the FY2081/082 total numbers
of CRM complain received were 35,820. Many Distribution
Centers have also introduced one door system to facilitate
the consumers and to provide the service as quickly as
possible.

Loss Reduction Activities

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non-technical losses have been the major activities of all
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Distribution Centers with the help of local administration
and security agencies. Besides, activities like regular
inspection of Time-of-Day (TOD) meters, data download
and analysis, regular meter reading and cross checking of
meter readers, resealing of meters, replacement of stopped
meters etc. were regularly conducted throughout the year.
In FY 2081/82 there are 391 Nos of leakage reduction
activities, total received units are 338,761.05 KWh and
5,193,185.15 NRs is received.

Transformer Workshop Activities

Transformer Workshop Branch located in Kharipati
Bhaktapur received 999 damaged transformers from different
Distribution Centers in FY 2081/082 and it dispatched 634
numbers of transformer to different Distribution Centers
and 335 numbers of transformers are non-maintainable. A
total number of 589 transformers are repaired and around
700 transformers of different companies are tested in FY
208 1/082.

Construction and Shifting of HT/LT Distribution Lines
Along Highways

Construction and shifting of HT/LT Distribution Lines along
Prithivi Highway (Nagdhunga-Naubise-Mugling Section)
and Araniko Highway (Suryabinakay-Sanga-Dhulikhel
Section) is ongoing. Almost 65 % of Construction and
shifting of HT/LT Distribution Lines in Prithivi Highway
and almost 60 % in Araniko Highway has been completed.

Glimpse of Distribution Centers

Ratnapark Distribution Center: New underground
feeders (Thamel and Sorakhutte) have been constructed
to manage load of Thamel area and provide reliable and

continuous supply of electricity.

Kuleshwor Distribution Center: On Chaitra 31, 2081,
suddenly a fire broke out in the breaker panel during VCB
panel installation in Matatirtha S/S. The electricity supply
was resumed immediately in the affected areas through
Balambu, Thankot and Khadkagau feeder originating from
Syuchatar Substation. About 100-meter 11 kV line was
constructed as soon as possible to feed the affected areas
through alternative feeders for further reliable and stable
connection.

Maharajgunj Distribution Center: Zero accident record,
better customer service provided and 99.71 % collection
achieved.

Baneshwor Distribution Center: GIS mapping of overall
11 kV line, Transformer and Street light, initiation of filling
of feedback form by customer and daily calculation of
SAIFI, SAIDI and CAIDI reliability indices.

Kirtipur Distribution Center: Three double circuit 11
kV feeder has been constructed from 132/11 kV Chobhar
substation of around 13 km length.

Jorpati Distribution Center: Feeders are

constructed, re-routed and interconnected in the distribution

newly

center area from recently constructed 132/11 kV Mulpani
Substation for reliable power supply.

Balaju Distribution Center: One door service has been
implemented, child feeding center has been established and
sales has been increased by 8.5 % and revenue collection
has been increased by 9.33 %.

Pulchowk Distribution Center: No light service in
Bhaisepati Sub Center has been extended to three shifts
from one shift and 2 Crore 70 Lakh NRs debt from Nakhu
Jail has been collected.

Lagankhel Distribution Center: Restore/recovery of
damaged HT and LT lines due to massive flood of 12th
Aswin 2081 within 24 hours.

Bhaktapur Distribution Center: 102 Nos of leakage
reduction activities, total received units from them are
39,389 KWh and 1,835,320 NRs is received.

Thimi Distribution Center: All the street light of
distribution center has been jointly verified and bills have
been finalized and to increase reliability all radial feeder has
been converted to ring type feeders.

Dhading Distribution Center: 33 kV double circuit line
from Malekhu S/S to Dhadingbesi S/S has been constructed
and charged.

Bagmati Provincial Office Kathmandu

Underconstruction 33/11 kV, 8 MVA Jharlang substation, Dhading

Nuwakot Distribution Center: Distribution Center loss
has been reduced to 10.90 % from 13.43 %.

NRs 10,674,455 has been
recovered from blacklisted customers and restoration of
damaged HT and LT lines due to massive flood of 24th
Ashad 2082.

Rasuwa Distribution Center:

Kavre Distribution Center: Restore/recovery of damaged
HT and LT lines due to massive flood of 12th Aswin 2081
within 20 days and GIS mapping of overall 11 kV line and
Transformer.

Panchkhal Distribution Center: Restore/recovery of
damaged HT and LT lines due to massive flood of 12th
Aswin 2081 within 5 days.

Sindhupalchowk Distribution Center: Electricity supply
is made reliable in Bhotekoshi and Barhabishe Rural
Municipality by constructing separate feeders.

Dolakha Distribution Center: Protection and control
panel added in Gonger Jagat feeder.

Melamchi Distribution Center: Due to flood on 31st Ashad
2081 control building of the 66/11 kV Indravati substation
was damaged; power has been restored to all areas of the
Distribution Center by rerouting power from nearby feeders
of neighboring Distribution Centers.

Ramechhap Distribution Center: Two feeders from
Manthali S/S and one feeder from Sanghutar S/S are
constructed and operational four feeders are linked which

helped in reducing tripping and outage.

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Way Forward

Provincial office focuses on works such as addition of new
transformers, managing of distribution transformer at load
centers and maintenance ofsub-stations which plays key roles
in loss reduction, voltage improvement, thereby providing
quality and reliable supply. Many feeders in urban areas,
which are overloaded shall be upgraded so as to increase
the ampacity of the feeders thereby, providing people with
uninterrupted power supply. Proper earthing of transformer
shall be done for loss reduction and enhance reliability.
Installation of capacitor bank at different substations and
industrial consumer shall help in voltage improvement
and loss reduction. Loss reduction and Revenue increasing
activities will be continued with more précised and focused
way. Bagmati Provincial Office is planning to install Auto
reclosers and Gang Operated Air Break Switch to enhance
reliability of electrical power distribution system which
is essential for ensuring a stable and continuous supply
of electricity to consumers. Different trainings and skill
development activities of technical manpower shall be
conducted to enhance expertise/efficiency of technical
manpower and to reduce outage time as well as electrical
accidents.

Bagmati Provincial Office, Distribution Centre
and Transformer Workshop Chiefs

Tek Nath Tiwari
Director, Bagmati Provincial Office

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Rajib Kumar Sharma
Transformer Workshop

pagmati Province Divis

Office, Hetauda

INTRODUCTION

Bagmati Province Division Office is subsidiary division of
Bagmati Provincial Office under Distribution and Consumer
Services Directorate (DCSD). Area of operation of this
Province Division Office includes Makwanpur, Chitwan
& Sindhuli districts of Bagmati Province. It is responsible
for overall management of electricity distribution services
within the area.

The major activities of the division office include operation,
maintenance, rural electrification and rehabilitation of the
electricity distribution networks up to 33 kV voltage level
and 33/11 kV substations as well as consumer services
activities such as new consumer connections, meter reading,
billing, and revenue collection.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
6

Annual Revenue

7.24 Billion
Annual Energy Sales ( रु)
743 GWh QA

Consumer Number

The division office recorded a total of 353,907 consumer
accounts by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82 and almost
89.99 % of them belonged to domestic category.

Sales

The annual energy sales of the division office is 743,948
MWH in fiscal year 2081/82. Hetauda and Bharatpur DCs
are top two contributors in energy sales of the division office
for this fiscal year with 35.55 % and 32.54 % contribution
respectively.

Revenue

The annual revenue of the division office is NRs. 7.24
billion in fiscal year 2081/82. Bharatpur and Hetauda DCs
are top two contributors in revenue of the division office

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Total Collection

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Description

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Consumer Services Indices
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Consumer Care

Special efforts were taken to improve the service at the
consumer interface points. The staff from 6 distribution
centers took special efforts, in their respective branches, to
serve our valued consumers better during the year. Nepal
Electricity Authority has made arrangements to submit
electricity bill easily through the online systems. This

system has given the service of paying the bill online and
also updates about the bill payment for the consumers and
the obligation for consumers to come to counters for bill
payment has ended, thus saving time of the consumers. Basic
facilities like drinking water, proper seating arrangement and
consumer help desk was properly managed and regularly
monitored by the division office.

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substations upgradation, new 33 KV and 11 KV feeder
construction, Distribution Transformer addition and
upgradation, feeder capacity upgradation, Bush cutting that
were done in the preceding years were continued to reduce
the non-technical losses.

Tandi Distribution Center under the Bagmati Province
Division Office, Hetauda successfully distributed electricity
meters, service cables, and MCBs free of cost to 195
households in Kalika Municipality, Ward No. 9, Shaktikhor,
Chitwan. This initiative targets economically disadvantaged
and backward communities to ensure equitable access to
electricity. Free meters have been provided so that no citizen
is deprived of electricity. This distribution is expected to
significantly curb unauthorized electricity use, reduce
electricity losses, and minimize risks of electrical accidents
marking a step forward in promoting safe, inclusive, and
responsible electrification.

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Bagmati Province Division Office and
Distribution Centre Chiefs

Jitendra Kumar Jha
Division Chief, Bagmati Province Division Office

Narendra Bir Shrestha Rajendra Kumar Chaudhary Shivaram Yadav
Bharatpur DC Tandi DC Hetauda DC

Rudra Raj Bista 9 Raj Kumar Shrestha Shishir Lamsal
Palung DC Chanauli DC Sindhuli DC

INTRODUCTION

Gandaki Provincial Office is one of the Seven Provincial
Offices under the Distribution and Consumer Services
Directorate, NEA. The Provincial Office is responsible for
overall management of electricity distribution in Gorkha,
Lamjung, Tanahu, Syangja, Kaski, Manang, Mustang,
Myagdi, Parbat, Baglung and Nawalpur East districts of
Gandaki Province.

The major activities of the Provincial Office include
operation, maintenance, rehabilitation, monitoring and
control of the electricity distribution networks up to 33
KV voltage level and 33/11 kV substations. The Provincial
Office and Distribution Offices are responsible for consumer
services activities such as new consumer connections, meter
reading, billing, revenue collection, preventive/corrective
maintenance of distribution networks and safety trainings
as well as consumer awareness programs etc.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
13

Annual Revenue

7.22 Billion
Annual Energy Sales ( रु)
740.42 GWh QA

Operational Structure

There are 13 (Thirteen) Distribution Centers (DCs) under
the Gandaki Provincial Office spread over 11 districts
of Gandaki Province. The provincial office comprises of
Technical, Accounting and Administrative division which
monitors various actions of the concern DCs. The source of
fund is Government of Nepal and NEA itself.

In addition to above mentioned functions connection
agreements(CA)/ Net metering(NM) with IPP's, Solar Firms
and micro hydro upto 33 KV voltage level falls under this
provincial office. Supervision and monitoring of connection
agreements(CA) and NM and amendment (if necessary) is
carried out by the Provincial Office.

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Total Consumers

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Total Collection

7.20 Billion

Distribution Loss

8.67%

Consumer Number

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recorded a total of 5,15,596 consumer accounts. Among
them, Pokhara Distribution Center (DC) had the largest share
with 1,00,424 consumers (19.47%), followed by Kawasoti
DC with 85,699 consumers (16.62%) and Lekhnath DC with
61,633 consumers (11.95%). In terms of consumer type,

the majority belong to the domestic household category,
accounting for 95.08%, while the industrial category ranks
second with 1.34% of the total consumers.

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Gandaki Provincial Office Pokhara

Sales

The annual energy sales of the provincial office is 74,0425
MWh in fiscal year 2081/82 which contributes to 7.76%
higher than previous F.-Y. 2080/81. Pokhara DC and
Kawasoti DCs are top two contributors in energy sales of the
provincial office for this F.Y. 2081/82 year with 33.43% and
29.18% respectively.The energy consumption is massively
growing in Transportation Category(EV-Charging Station)
with 586.73% with compared to the last F.Y.2080/81.

Revenue

The annual revenue earned by the provincial office is NRs.
0.72 billion which is increased by 7.62% compared with
last F.Y. 2080/81. Pokhara DC and Kawasoti DC are the
top two contributors in revenue earned of the provincial
office for this fiscal year with 37% and 27.13% contribution
respectively. Out of this total energy consumption, the
domestic, Industrial and Commercial consumers are the top
three biggest contributors with 44.86%, 23.43% and 17.45%
respectively. The Online Payment status is also encouraging
and total of 3,44,434 consumers payment made in the
Ashad 2082, out of which 1,94,374 consumers ware billed
via Online medium which is 56.43% by consumer numbers

FY. FY.
2080/81 2081/82

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Distribution Infrastructures

Description

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km)

11 kV Distribution Lines (in km)
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Total Substation Capacity

LV Distribution Lines (in km)

Total Number of Distribution
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Consumer Service Indices

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RY. RY.
2080/81 2081/82

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Consumer Services Indices

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Annual Revenue per Consumer (Rs./ 13.468 14.003
Consumer)
Consumer per Distribution 119 113
Transformer

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
॥' A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025)।
Consumer Care

Distribution centers works as direct service providerfor
front desk of NEA to its consumers. So, special efforts were
taken to improve the quality of service at the distribution
center. Nepal Electricity Authority has made arrangements
to submit electricity bill through the online systems since
Bhadra 13, 2074. This system has given the service of paying
the bill online and also updates about the bill payment for
the consumers and the compulsion for consumers to come
to counters for bill payment has ended. One door system
has been introduced in all distribution center to facilitate the
consumers and to provide the service as quickly as possible.
This system saves the time of the consumer.

From year (2079/080) no light services has been started for
whole province by establishing Centered CALL CENTER
at Gandaki provincial office. Consumer can register their
complains here using 1150 hot line number . This service has
been given 24 hours for all 13 Numbers of DCS consumers
under Gandaki Provincial Office.

Loss Reduction Activities

The distribution networks comprise of technical and non-
technical losses. During the year under review, various
measures taken in the preceding years were continued
to reduce the loss. Massive awareness campaigns as
workshops and review meetings were implemented in
various distribution centers. Conductor upgrading, ACSR
Conductor replacement with ABC cable work, Regular
Bush Cuttings, Earthing Improvement, Load balancing
work, Replacement of not working or defective meters,
Meter Resealing etc. are carried out in huge scale to reduce
the technical loss. Strict measures for electricity theft
control such as confiscation of electric equipment's and
taking legal action against culprits were also conducted
in various distribution centers. NEA management made
various decisions as 'Immediate Action Plans' to improve its
functioning. Various monitoring activities were conducted in
different DCs for the improvement of consumer satisfaction
through consumers feedback. We were also monitored the
staff quarter energy meters in different DCs and recovered
the some amount of stock units as well. Most of the three
phase meters were replaced by smart meters in all DCs.

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Way Forward

Provided the geographical disparity, Gandaki province has
fairly increased the electrification up to 99.80% including
all renewable sources of energy and grid supply. With active
participation and funding from both federal and provincial
government, Gandaki provincial office has taken the lead
with all distribution centers to fulfill the government vision
of "Electricity for All" in due target time. Seti Hydropower
project in Tanahun is carrying out electrification project in
southern part of Tanahu District.

Gandaki province is rich in hydropower resource. About
829 MW of hydropower projects including IPPs, NEAand
NEA Subsidiary Company are in operation, however the
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So, the generated energy is transmitted from Gandaki
Province to Bagmati and Lumbini Province. So, planning
and implementation of industrial area (more than 100 MW)
nearby Palungtar substation and Khairenitar substation,
willhelp to reduce the transmission losses and energy-spill.
Any encouragement from government to the industries in
this province considering the loss-reduction, employment
opportunities and the development of the province, will also
help to the redundancy of power system.

The electrical supply in Mustang and Manang districts
is highly prone to extreme climate conditions, landslide
and flood at various points. This has become one of the
chronic problem in those area, hence with proper study line
strengthening project is expected to be launched as soon as

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Gandaki Provincial Office Pokhara

possible by building towers to skip landslide prone areas
and re-routing the 33kV transmission lines.

Pokhara, being the center of the province, is witnessing
gradual increase in load demand and with more investment
coming into tourism sector the demand of reliable electrical
supply is growing. In cooperation with transmission
directorate a new substation is under construction in
Birauta, Pokhara to increase the reliability of the supply
in Pokhara valley. Rural feeders are shifted to Hemja
substation decreasing outages from remote areas affecting
the core load center. Construction of 33 kV line from
Udipur to Manang was completed in previous fiscal year,it
has been successfully charged and now is in operation.
Similarly Construction of Palungtar to chiplette of Gorkha
33 KV Line is completed in previous FY and being charged
Successfully.Righa - kharbang 33 KV Line of Baglung
District is on the final srage of Completion and Kharbang

- Paudi Amarai new 33 kV line is initiated to increase the

reliability and quality of service in Baglung District . Same
as adding reliability 33 kV line from Kobang to Chusang is
under construction.

To decrease the technical loss and add reliability to the
electrical services, distribution substations and_ lines
construction, rehabilitation and upgradation projects are
implemented in many parts of the project. Completion of
33/11 kV Darbang substation at Myagdi district will result
in decrease of technical loss and increase in line reliability
caused due to long feeder length. Similarly, Bojhapokari
33/11 kV substation will increase the line reliability in the
northern part of Nawalpur district. Ghyampesal 33/11 kV
Substation at Gorkha will help in reducing the loss and
increase in line reliability at that areas. 33/11 kV Ghiring
and Saranghat Substation will help to increase service
reliability at southern part of Tanahun District and northern
part of Nawalpur District.

Gandaki Provincial Office and Distribution
Centre Chiefs

Bikram Kumar Amatya
Provincial Chief, Gandaki Provincial Office

Raj Kumar Raman Jitendra Yadav Satya Narayan Gami Meghnath Bhattarai
Lekhnath DC Pokhara DC Myagdi DC Lamjung DC

Shiva Narayan Goshali Pawan Paudel Pritam Raj Bista Ramesh Banjade
Kawasoti DC Baglung DC Parbat DC Syangja DC

Chij Bahadur Gurung Bijay Raj Regmi Raju Mahato Hem Raj Chapagain
Gorkha DC Tanahu DC Manang DC Arughat DC

Prakash Kafle
Tatopani DC

umbini Provincial O

Butwal

INTRODUCTION

The overall management of electricity distribution services
in Districts of Lumbini Province: Nawalparasi(West),
Rupandehi, Kapilvastu, Palpa, Gulmi, Argakhanchi, Dang,
Pyuthan, Rolpa, Rukum East, Banke and Bardiya are
undertaken by Lumbini Provincial Office under Distribution
and Consumer Services Directorate (DCSD). The major

activities of this Provincial office include construction,
operation, maintenance and rehabilitation of the electricity
distribution networks up to 33 kV voltage Level and 33/11
kV _ substations as well as consumer services activities
such as new consumer connections, meter reading, billing
and revenue collection as well as regular supervision of
consumer services and distribution activities.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
11

Annual Revenue

15.74 Billion

Annual Energy Sales
16,62.47 GWh

Consumer Number

Lumbini Provincial Office recorded total of 572,887
consumer by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82, which is
3.81% higher than that of previous fiscal year. Bhairahawa
DC has highest number of consumers totaling 92,640
followed by Butwal DC with 82,211 consumers while
Amuwa DC has least no. of consumers 1.6. 27,044. The
number of consumers in this provincial office contributed
10.04 % out of total consumers in NEA.

Sales

Lumbini Province, Provincial Office, Butwal contributed
14.73 % in annual total sales of NEA in fiscal year 2081/82.
In this fiscal year 1,662,472 MWh of electricity was sold in
the region, which is 13.92 % higher than that of previous
year. Out of the total sales, Bhairahawa DC accounts for
23.74 % of total sales in the region.

Revenue
The revenue from electricity sales in this provincial office
during the last fiscal year was NRs.. 15.74 billion which is

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Total Consumers

572,887

Total Collection

15.26 Billion

Distribution Loss

8.61%

13.15% higher than that of previous year and accounting
14.42% in total electricity sales revenue of NEA. Bhairahawa
DC contributes 24.32% of total provincial revenue followed
by Parasi DC and Butwal DC with 22.10% and 14.86%
contribution respectively.

The domestic consumers accounts to 93.57% of total
consumers. There are 1.38%, 0.82% and 4.23% consumers
Commercial and _ others

from Industrial, consumers

respectively.
Distribution Infrastructure

Description 2080/81

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km 1,359
11 kV Distribution Lines (in km 4,830
33/11 kV Primary Sub-stations 25

Total Substation Capacity

Total Number of Distribution
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Consumer per Distribution 115 109
Transformer

Customer Care

All employees of the 11 Distribution Centers put their
maximum efforts to provide the smooth service to our
valued customers. Consumers were encouraged to pay
their electricity bill through the online payment gateways.
Consumers can pay their bills via different service providers
like eSewa, Khalti etc.

NEA's regular works for addition of new transformers,
shifting of distribution transformers near center of load
density, converting single phase line to three phase line and
upgradation of substation capacity have key roles in voltage
improvement providing quality supply. Round the clock no-
light services have been implemented in most of the urban
no-light centers.

Loss Reduction Activities

Giving top priority to bring down the distribution loss
(Technical and non-technical loss) within the target set by
management, following activities were performed:

¢ Upgrading the distribution lines with higher size
conductor.

¢ Installation of the distribution transformers at load
centers where consumers are getting the power supply
from very long low voltage line so that the length of LV
line could be reduced.

¢ Adding new feeders and shifting the load from heavily
loaded feeders to lightly loaded feeder for optimal
power flow and minimum technical losses.

¢ Phase balancing of distribution transformers.

¢ Massive awareness campaigns as workshops and review
meetings were implemented in various distribution
centers.

Way Forward

¢ Loss reduction and Revenue increasing activities will
be continued with more précised and focused way.

¢ Construction of total eight numbers of 33kV lines will
be started from Hakui 132/33 kV substation which is
under construction at Ramgram-16, Nawalparasi( West)
to cater increased industrial power demand from existing
as well as new industries in Parasi and Bhairahawa area.
Parasi and Bhairahawa DC each will use 4 numbers of
above mentioned 33 kV lines.

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(Arghakhanchi, Palpa and Gulm1) by tapping from 33kV
trunk line will be replaced by 11/0.4kV transformers
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Lumbini Provincial Office and Distribution
Centre Chiefs

Shambhu Kusiyat Yadav
Provincial Chief, Lumbini Provincial Office

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Ritesh Gupta Sanjay Kumar Mishra Sushil Paudel
Nayamill DC Bhairahawa DC Krishnanagar DC

Kapil Raj Pandey Suraj Regmi Kiran Khanal Trilochan Bhattarai
Butwal DC Parasi DC Amuwa DC Arghakhanchi DC

Dilip Marasini Prashant Jha Gaurab Pandey Arjun Pokhrel
Palpa DC Bardghat DC Taulihawa DC Gulmi DC

INTRODUCTION

Lumbini Province Division Office, Nepalgunj, is responsible
for overall management of electricity distribution services,
operation and maintenance of electrical distribution networks
in 6 districts in Lumbini Province. Under its supervision,
there are 10 distribution centers that are responsible for

operation, maintenance and rehabilitation of the electricity
distribution networks up to 33 kV voltage level and 33/11
kV sub-stations as well as consumer services activities such
as new consumer connections, meter reading, billing and
revenue collection.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
10

Annual Revenue

6.7 Billion
Annual Energy Sales (@)
712.59 GWh Oy)

Operational Structure

There are 10 distribution centers operating under Lumbini
Province Division Office, Nepalgunj, There is a technical
section comprising of Electrical and Mechanical engineers
who look after all the technical matters, projects, planning
& development and corporate work of the allocated areas.
Rural Electrification and sub-station activities within the
area are coordinated by the technical section. The finance and
revenue functions are carried out by the Assistant Director
of the finance division. The division office is provided with
a separate administrative officer to attend human resource

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Total Consumers

4,64,544

Total Collection

6.42 Billion

Distribution Loss

10.11%

function. The source of fund is Government of Nepal and
NEA itself. There are various 33 kV transmission lines and
substation projects funded by Government of Nepal under
this provincial office.

Consumer Number

Lumbini Province Office recorded 464544 consumer
accounts by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82.The majority
of consumer accounts were registered in the domestic
category.

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Sales
A total of 712.59 GWh of energy was sold in the FY.
2081/82.

Revenue
The gross revenue of NRs. 6.7 billion was earned in FY.
2081/82.

Distribution Infrastructures

Description

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km)

11 kV Distribution Lines (in km)
33/11 kV Primary Sub-stations
Total Substation Capacity

LV Distribution Lines (in km)
Total Number of Distribution
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FY. EY.
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1,274

3,329 3,440

Consumer Services Indices

FY. RY.
2080/81 2081/82

1,461 1,533

Consumer Services Indices

Annual Sales per Consumer (kWh/
Consumer)

Annual Revenue per Consumer (Rs./ 13.807 14.439
Consumer) ? ?
Consumer per Distribution

Consumer Care

Distribution centers have always been considered and are
acting as interfacing units between NEA and its consumers.
Management of load growth has always been one of the
consistent challenges throughout the nation and as in
preceding years, efforts were taken to ensure satisfactory
service to NEA's valued customers.

¢ Transformer Workshop: The transformer workshop
under this provincial office has now begun full-scale
operations. In its first year of operation (FY 2081/82),
the workshop successfully repaired approximately 150
distribution transformers from various distribution centers
(DCs).

¢ Transformer Testing Laboratory: The transformer
testing facility established in Kohalpur, Banke is now fully
operational. This lab is capable of testing both distribution

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and power transformers with ratings up to 33 kV and 10
MVA.

न" Customer Relationship Management (CRM): NEA has
implemented a CRM system to efficiently handle customer
grievances and to simplify the application process for new
energy meter connections.

०" Online Billing System: The recently launched online
bill payment system has eliminated the necessity for
customers to physically visit billing counters. This initiative
has saved time and effort for both consumers and NEA staff.
Bills can now be paid conveniently through multiple digital
payment platforms.

* Quality and Reliable Power Supply: To address issues
related to low voltage and poor power factor in several
substations, capacitor banks have been installed to enhance
system voltage and improve power factor. Routine upgrades
such as installing new transformers, relocating transformers
to high-load areas, adding new distribution lines, and
strengthening substations have significantly contributed
to voltage stabilization. In addition, overloaded feeders in
urban zones have been replaced with conductors of higher
capacity to ensure improved current carrying ability and to
offer an uninterrupted power supply.

"० NoLight Complaints: The distribution centers under this
provincial office promptly respond to consumer complaints
regarding power outages. Once a complaint is received and
registered in the "No Light" logbook, appropriate action is
taken immediately.

० New Meter Installations: Distribution centers have
been directed to install new meters promptly following the
submission of customer applications. Several centers have
adopted an "on-demand" approach to meter installation.
Additionally, a strict deadline has been set for completing
the Grid Impact Study (GIS) for consumers requesting
electricity supply of 5 MVA or more.

Loss Reduction Activities

One of the primary goals of any Distribution and Consumer
Services (DCS) office is to minimize energy losses that are
inherently present within the electricity distribution network.
These losses are typically divided into two broad categories:
technical losses and non-technical losses. Technical losses
occur due to inherent characteristics of electrical equipment,
such as power dissipation in conductors, transformers, and
other system components, and can be reduced to some extent

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Lumbini Province Division Office, Nepalgunj

through system improvements—such as upgrading aging
infrastructure, installing capacitors, optimizing conductor
sizes, and relocating transformers to load centers. However,
while technical losses are measurable and manageable
through engineering interventions, non-technical losses—
which often stem from electricity theft, faulty metering,
billing errors, and unauthorized connections—pose a much
greater challenge.

The reduction of non-technical losses, particularly in semi-
urban and rural areas, continues to demand strategic planning,
inter-agency collaboration, and persistent monitoring. These
losses not only affect NEA's financial performance but also
compromise the reliability and fairness of the power supply
system. Therefore, coordinated efforts among all units of
NEA, in collaboration with local governments, community
representatives, and law enforcement agencies, are crucial
to controlling and ultimately minimizing such unauthorized
usage of electricity.

During the fiscal year under review, a number of previously
initiated measures were intensified to address this pressing
issue. DCS offices across the region undertook large-scale
field inspections, focusing particularly on theft-prone zones.
Special task forces were mobilized to perform on-the-spot
meter inspections, check the integrity of NEA-approved

miniature circuit breakers (MCBs), and verify suspected
cases of meter bypass and unauthorized tapping (commonly
known as hooking). These operations were carried out
with the support of local administrative bodies and
security personnel to ensure both legal backing and field-
level enforcement. In confirmed cases of electricity theft,
stringent punitive actions were implemented, including
confiscation of illegal wiring and devices, and in many
cases, formal legal proceedings were initiated against the
offending consumers.

In addition to these direct anti-theft measures, another
significant step was the widespread disconnection of power
supply to consumers who had accumulated overdue bills.
While this step may not directly affect technical loss figures,
it has proven to be a strong deterrent against negligence
and misuse. More importantly, it has led to an increase
in revenue recovery and helped reinforce NEA's policies
on billing discipline. This move also raised consumer
awareness regarding the importance of timely payments and
discouraged practices that could lead to energy theft as a
substitute for regular billing.

Moreover, such disconnection campaigns have also
made consumers more conscious of their responsibilities,

encouraging them to report cases of theft and irregularities

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in their communities. In this way, the initiative has Rajapur saw first-time or additional capacity installations to
indirectly contributed to community-based monitoring, ensure equitable energy distribution.

enhancing the effectiveness of NEA's loss reduction
strategies.

Way Forward: Achievements and Prospects

1. Substantial Increase in Total Substation Capacity

By the end of fiscal year 2081/82, the total installed capacity
across all substations under the Distribution and Consumer
Services (DCS) offices reached 412 MVA. This significant
increase has helped to improve system stability, meet rising
electricity demand, and reduce overloading issues across
multiple regions. Major contributions to this achievement
came from substations like Nepalgunj New (48.6 MVA),
Kohalpur Grid (33.2 MVA at 33/11kV), and Gulariya (24
MVA).

2. Operationalization of New Substations

Several new substations were brought into operation during
the period, strengthening the local distribution networks.
These include Simra Substation (16 MVA) under Gulartya
DC, Rajapur's Naya Gau (8 MVA), Holeri and Lakuri/
Khumel (3 MVA each) in Rolpa, and Ashwora and Tulsipur
(8 MVA and 16 MVA) under Tulsipur DC. These additions
have improved power availability and load management at
the local level.

3. Advancement of Under-Construction Substations
Key substations are currently under construction, aimed
at reinforcing supply in high-demand and remote areas.
Notable among them are Maurighat and Gadawa (8 MVA
each) in Lamahi DC, and Rukumkot and Kakri under Rukum
East DC. These ongoing projects reflect the momentum
in infrastructure development and the commitment to
improving electricity access across the region.

4. Strengthening of Urban and Rural Distribution
Networks
The capacity expansion and new installations have led
to better voltage regulation and improved power quality
across both urban and rural areas. Urban substations such as
Ghorahi (32 MVA) and Nepalgunj Old and New (combined
81.8 MVA) were upgraded or expanded to handle growing
urban loads, while rural areas like Pyuthan, Rolpa, and Repair and Maintenance works, Lumbini Province Division Office

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Lumbini Province Division Office and
Distribution Centre Chiefs

Deepak Gautam
Division Chief, Lumbini Province Division Office

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Suresh Kumar Mahato Kamar Alam Khan Diwakar Pyakurel
Tulsipur DC Gulariya DC Ghorahi DC

Jagannath Lamichhane Madhav Mahat Pramod Khanal Youbraj Rawat
Nepalgunj DC Kohalpur DC Rukum Purba DC Lamahi DC

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Mahendra Kumar Das Asheshwar Sah Anil Kumar Chaudhary
Pyuthan DC Rolpa DC Rajapur DC

arnali Provincial Off

Surkhet

INTRODUCTION

Karnali Provincial Office, Surkhet is one of the seven
provincial offices under the Distribution and Consumer
Services Directorate and is responsible for overall
management of electricity distribution in 10 districts of
Karnali Province. As of now, there are 10 distribution
centers (DCs) operating under this provincial office. The

major activities undertaken by this provincial office include
operation, maintenance and rehabilitation of the electricity
distribution networks up to 33 kV voltage level, 33/11 kV
sub-stations and consumer services activities such as new
consumer connections, meter reading, billing and revenue
collection.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
10

Annual Revenue

0.95 Billion
Annual Energy Sales (रु)
100.39 GWh Ow)

Operational Structure

All provincial offices comprise of technical, financial and
administrative sections which, with their joint efforts,
monitor various actions of the concerned DC offices. The
source of fund is Government of Nepal and NEA itself and
as of now, there are fifteen 33 kV transmission line and sub-
station projects funded by Government of Nepal under this
provincial office.

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Total Consumers

178,794

Total Collection

0.93 Billion

Distribution Loss

17.02%

Consumer Number

Karnali Provincial Office recorded 178,794 consumer
accounts by the end of the fiscal year 2081/82. The majority
of consumers were registered in the domestic category
which sums about 96.16 % approximately while the second
largest consumer category was found to be non-commercial
which accounts for 1.36 % of the total consumers.

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Sales

A total of 100,399 MWh of energy was sold in the FY.
2081/82. Sales contribution to NEA system from this
Provincial Office is 0.89%.

Revenue

The gross revenue of NRs. 952.75 Million was earned in
F/Y 2081/82.

Surkhet Distribution Center accounts for 67.25% and
Salyan Distribution Center accounts for 8.77 % of the total
revenue in this region.

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Consumer Services Indices

Annual Sales per Consumer (kWh/
Consumer)

Annual Revenue per Consumer (Rs./ 4.986 5 328
Consumer)

Consumer per Distribution 92
Transformer

Consumer Care

Our staff from 10 Distribution Centers has imparted special
efforts to serve our valued customers during the year.
Regularity of power supply were enhanced by constructing
additional two number of 33kV lines from Kailali and
Achham districts. The low voltage problems were addressed
by installing distribution transformers in potential load
center locations. Nepal Electricity Authority has made
arrangements to submit electricity bill easily through online
systems. This system has given the service of paying the
bill online and also update about the bill payment for the
consumers and the obligation for consumers to come to
counters for bill payment has ended, thus saving time of
the consumer. Consumers can pay their bills via different

service providers (eSewa and other commercial banks).
For preventing accidents and injuries related to electricity,
regular awareness campaigns as workshops and review
meetings were implemented in various local levels and

distribution centers.

Training of insulation resistance measurement on the
occasion of safety day at Dailekh office

Program organization on the occasion of Safety Day at

Dungeshwor-1 Chupra, Dailekh

NEA regular works for addition of new transformers,
shifting of distribution transformer at load centers, addition
of two wires and upgradation of substation have key roles in
voltage improvement providing quality supply.

Loss Reduction Activities

Various measures are taken to decrease and limit the
technical and non-technical losses under acceptable range
in the distribution system of the province such as

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reduce line losses.

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optimal power flow and minimum technical losses

० Awareness campaigns as workshops and review
meetings were implemented in various distribution
centers.

¢ Strict measures for electricity theft control such as
confiscation of electric equipments and taking legal

Karnali Provincial Office, Surkhet

action against culprits were also conducted in various
distribution centers with the help of local administration
and security agencies.

¢ NEA management made various decisions including
regular inspection of Time-of-Day (TOD) meters, data
download and analysis to curb any connection fault or
manipulation.

* Installing Automatic and Remote Meter Reading system
under Advanced Metering Infrastructure in TOD meters
for regular monitoring of the TOD consumers.

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Karnali province is making gradual growth in electrification
with targeted funding to electrify the province as per the aim
of government policy "Electricity for All". Since, electricity
has become basic backbone of development; people's
anticipation for reliable grid electricity in this province 15
very high. Rugged geographical terrain has been the major
challenge for rapid electrification in this province in spite of
significant funding from GoN and AIIB. Many projects are
underway to brighten every household of this province. For
rapid electrification and reliable electricity supply, DCSD

is collaborating with transmission directorate for parallel
development of transmission and distribution infrastructures
in this province. These infrastructure are also necessary to
harness the huge generation potential of this province.

The major target in this province is to extend grid
connectivity in every districts of the province.
Currently substations around Surkhet are the major
hub of power in grid connected areas of Surkhet,
Salyan, Rukum West, Dailekh, Jajarkot, Kalikot, Jumla,

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025) "

"गि Karnali Provincial Office, Surkhet
Mugu and Dolpa districts. Due to long feeder passing
through dense forest, Kohalpur-Surkhet 33kV line is
highly unreliable and frequent outages are common.
There is problem in bush cutting due to strict rules

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Distribution Capacity (MVA) [9।
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Planned LV Distribution Lines (km) 3320

Planned LV Distribution transformers 4
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॥' A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025)

inside Banke and Bardiya National Park. These issues
need to be discussed with respective stakeholders
for long term solution. Due to problem in major
substation with lack of proper protection equipments,
province facing frequent outages decreasing reliability
of electricity. The Dolpa district still depend on isolated
power generation which is highly unreliable. Due to
limited power source, these DCs are not able to supply
electricity to many prospective consumers. Due to lack
of proper road transportation, the transportation of
electrification line materials and poles is one of the main
challenges in this province. This has also increased the
cost of electrification in this province.

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Surkhet

Karnali Provincial Office and Distribution
Centre Chiefs

Shashi Bhushan Shah

Provincial Chief, Karnali Provincial Office

Harendra Ray Yadav Dharmapati Yadav Birman Raskoti
Kalikot DC Dolpa DC Rukum West DC

Ram Ashish Sah Shankar Singh Thakuri Dinesh Paudel Naresh Dutta Rawal
Jumla DC Jajarkotr DC Salyan DC Dailekh DC

Ashok Lohani Sajan Aidi Jitendra Sah
Surkhet DC Gamgad DC Heldung DC

INTRODUCTION

NEA, Sudurpaschim Provincial office, Attariya, is one of
the 7 Provincial offices in Nepal, under Distribution and
Consumer Services Directorate and is responsible for
overall management of electricity distribution and consumer
Services in 9 districts of Sudurpaschim province. As of now,
there are 12 distribution centers (DCS) under this provincial

office. The major activities undertaken by this provincial
office includes construction operation, maintenance and
Augmentation of the electricity distribution networks
up to 33 kV voltage level, 33/11 kV sub-station along
with consumer services activities such as new consumer
connections, meter reading, billing and revenue collection
etc.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

No. of DCS
12

Annual Revenue

3.61 Billion

Annual Energy Sales
421.61 GWh

oy

In Sudurpaschim Provincial office, majority of consumer

Consumer Number

is registered in the domestic category which sums above
91.81% approximately while the second largest consumer
category is found to be irrigation which is accounts for
5.05% of the total consumers.

Sales

A total of 421.61 GWh of energy was sold in the FY.
2081/82. Sales contribution to NEA system from this
Provincial office is 3.74 %

Revenue

The gross revenue of NRs. 3.61 billion and gross bill
collection amount of NRs. 3.60 billion was recorded in F-Y.
2081/82. Majority of the revenue in this Provincial office was
recorded from domestic category which is approximately
51.59% of the total revenue of this Provincial region.

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

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Total Consumers

399,388

Total Collection

3.60 Billion

Distribution Loss

13.60%

Distribution Infrastructure

FY. FY.
2080/81 =. 2081/82

33 kV Distribution Lines (in km)
11 kV Distribution Lines (in km) 4,543 4,746
33/11 kV Primary Sub-stations 29

39

Description

Total Substation Capacity 228 2
LV Distribution Lines (in km) 15,739 16,183
Total Number of Distribution 2,952 3,203

Transformer

Consumer Service Indices
EY. EY.
2080/81 208 1/82

Consumer Services Indices

Annual Sales per Consumer (kWh/

Consumer) 1,012

1,055

Annual Revenue per Consumer (Rs./ 8 706 9.057
Consumer)
Consumer per Distribution 126 124
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Loss Reduction Activities

Various measures are taken to reduce the technical and non-
technical losses of concern distribution center under the
provincial office to the acceptable range.

¢ Up gradation of distribution line with adequate capacity
to reduce line losses.

Adding new feeder and restructuring feeders for optimal
power flow and minimum technical losses

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were implemented in various distribution centers.

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security agencies.

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download of data and analysis to curb any connection
fault or manipulation.

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under Advanced Metering Infrastructure in TOD meters
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The demand of electrical energy in this province is rapidly
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upgraded to power transformers of capacity of 20/24 MVA,
however 33 kV transmission lines at Lalpur— Jhalari, Lalpur
Mahendranagar yet to be upgraded. Nevertheless, contract
has been awarded for the up-gradation of line and will be
completed in F.Y 2082/083. The up-gradation of 33 kV
lines, the rehabilitation of 33/11 kV substations at Budar,
Doti Pipalla bazar, Joshipur, Dodhara Chandani and other
various places of this province are completed in this Fiscal

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025)

year 2081/082 and the reinforcement & augmentation of
distribution networks in Kailali and Kanchanpur districts is
to be conducted immediately to reduce loss and to provide
reliable power supply.

Future Programs and Plans
Under Construction 33/11kV Distribution

Substations
Distribution Capacity (MVA)

Planned 33/11kV Distribution Substations 4

Planned 33kV Distribution Lines (km)
Planned 11kV Distribution Lines (km)
Planned LV Distribution Lines (km)
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10.5
36

Sudurpaschim Provincial Office and
Distribution Centre Chiefs

Jang Bahadur Chand

Provincial Chief, Sudurpaschim Provincial Office

Mithilesh Kumar Gohiwar Chutan Kumar Sriwastab Tanka Raj Giri Kapil Joshi
Dhangadhi DC Mahendranagar Dc Belauri DC Tikapur DC

Rajesh Kumar Jha Hikmat Bahadur BC Ananda Sapkota Ramesh Awasthi
Bajura DC Achham DC Darchula DC Dadeldhura DC

Sujan Khadka Shiva Shankar Soni Ganesh Pandey Janardan Paudel
Bajhang DC Doti DC Bhajani DC Baitadi DC

Projects Under Distributic

४ तिस Services Direct

INTRODUCTION

Nepal's electricity demand and generation, both, has
been growing significantly, with large investments in new
generation capacities and increasing demand within the
country. However, upgrading and expansion of transmission
and distribution networks have not kept pace with the
supply growth. The Government of Nepal has implemented
the project of 'Distribution System Upgrade and Expasion
Project' via Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
and European Investment Bank (EJB) to increase electricity
access to and improve the quality and efficiency of electricity
supply in selected areas of western and far western area
of Nepal as a part of the program to achieve affordable
electricity for all. The Government of Nepal (GoN) received
a credit from the World Bank (WB) towards the cost of
Grid Solar and Energy Efficiency Project (GSEEP) for grid
connected solar PV and Distribution System Planning and
Loss Reduction. The projects are described briefly below.

Grid Solar and Energy Efficiency Project (GSEEP)
The Government of Nepal (GoN) has received a credit from
the World Bank (WB) towards the cost of Grid Solar Energy
and Energy Efficiency Project (GSEEP) under IDA Credit
No. 5566-NP (Project ID P146344) for an amount of USD
130 million under a counter financing of USD 8 million
by the GoN. The financial agreement between GoN and
the WB was concluded on February 20, 2015. The GSEEP
Project comprises of following two components.

Component I:

Grid—connected Solar PV Farms Development with
an estimated cost of 46 million USD which deals
with the Design, Planning, Engineering, Procurement
(Manufacturing/Supply) Construction/Erection, Testing,

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

॥'- A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025)

Commissioning and Five Years of Operation & Maintenance
of 25 MWp Utility Scale Grid Tied Solar Farms. Seven
Plots of Lands owned by NEA at Devighat Hydropower
Station Premises has been used for Solar Power Generation.
The construction and installation of the project has been
completed and 25MWp has been connected to National
Grid. About 31.5 GWh energy has been generated by solar
plant in FY 79/80. The contractor shall handle the Operation
and Maintenance for 5 years .

Component 2:

Distribution System Planning and Loss Reduction with an
estimated cost of 80 million USD dealing with the Rural
Electrification in seven (7) packages along with Distribution
Business Management and Implementation of Loss
Reduction and Distribution System Rehabilitation. Under
this component, following Projects has been completed in
FY 80/81 :

a. Design, Supply, Installation/Erection, Testing and
Commissioning of 11/0.4 kV Distribution System
( Dolakha, Sindhuli & Ramechap):
This project has completed the construction and
installation of 347 km of HT Line and 928 km of LT
line and 216 Nos. of new distribution transformers in
Dolakha, Ramechhap and Sindhuli districts of Nepal.
Approximately 19220 Nos. of Households has been
benefitted from this project.

b. Design, Supply, Installation/Erection, Testing and
Commissioning of 11/0.4 kV Distribution System
( Gulmi, Arghakachi & Kapilbastu):
This project has completed the construction and
installation of 311.60 km of HT Line and 472 km of
LT line and 160 Nos of Distribution transformers in

८. Preparation

Projects Under Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate ley

Gulmi, Argakhachi and Kapilbastu districts of Nepal.
Approximately 21955 Nos. of Households has been
benefitted from this project.

of Distribution Loss Reduction
Master Plan Along With Design, Supervision And
Monitoring of Loss Reduction Activities:

A complete study of the loss situation was conducted
and Loss Reduction Master Plan has been prepared in
FY 79/80. The Master plan is being implemented at
various locations resulting in reduction of technical and
non technical losses along with system up gradation

and rehabilitation in various Parts of Nepal.

d. Design, Supply and Installation/Erection, Testing

and Commissioning of of 11/0.4 kV Distribution
System in Kavre, Dhading and Nuwakot districts:
This project has completed the construction and
installation of 230.79 km of HT Line and 473 km of
LT line and 168 Nos. of Distribution transformers
in Kavre, Dhading and Nuwakot districts of Nepal.
Approximately 8691 Nos. of Households has been
benefitted from this project.

e. Design, Supply and Installation/Erection, Testing

f. Design,

and Commissioning of Distribution System in
Melamchi, Dolakha, Ramechhap, Rasuwa, Palung,
Bharatpur and Sindhuli districts:

This project has completed the construction and
installation of 258.235 km of HT Line and 426.161 km
of LT line and 361 Nos. of Distribution Transformers
in Chitwan, Makwanpur, Sindhupalchowk, Rasuwa and
Sindhuli districts of Nepal. Approximately 17000 Nos.
of Households has been benefitted from this project.

Following projects are in progress under this component:

planning, engineering, procurement,
installation, testing and commissioning of 8
New 33/11kV_ substations and 33kV_ lines in
the development of the NEA grid. (Kapilbastu,
Arghakhachi, Sindhuli, Ramechap & Gulmi):

This project has completed the construction and
installation of Seven new substations at Sindhuli,

Ramechap, Gulmi, Argakhachi and Kapilbastu districts

of Nepal. Load balance, Enhancement of Voltage Level
along with reduction of technical losses has been the
main outcomes of this project.

g. Design, Supply, Installation/Erection, Testing and
Commissioning of 11/0.4 kV Distribution System
( Taplejung, Panchthar & Iam):
This project has completed the construction and
installation of 157 km of HT Line and 405 km of
LT line and 97 Nos. of Distribution Transformers in
का), Taplejung and Panchthar districts of Nepal.
Approximately 9795 Nos. of Households has been
benefitted from this project. Remaining works are

ongoing.

33 kV H pole-structure for crossing of suspension bridge
at Palung

h. Design, Supply and Installation of Substations and
33kV Lines in Bharatpur, Dhading, Hetauda, Kavre,
Lagankhel, Nuwakot, Palung, Ramechhap, Dolakha
and Sindhupalchok districts.

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Projects Under Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

This project has scope of construction and installation
of thirteen new substations at Sindhuli, Ramechap,
Kavre, Sindhupalchowk, Makwanpur, Dolakha,
Nuwakot, Lagankhel Chitwan and Dhading districts
of Nepal. Load balance, Enhancement of Voltage
Level along with reduction of technical losses has
been the main outcomes of this project. Construction
and Commissioning of Eight Substations namely
Manahari Makawapur, Sangutar Ramechap, Namdu
Dolakha, Mude Sindhupalchowk, Unichaur Lalitpur,
Dudhauli Sindhuli and Devnagar Chitwan and Thaha,
Palung, Makwanpur has been completed in FY
81/82. Construction of 33/11kV Substation along with
adjacent 33kV Line construction is ongoing in other
sites. Approximately 52966 Nos. of Households has
been benefitted from this project.

Nepal Distribution System Upgrade and Expansion
Project (AITB)
Nepal Distribution System Upgrade and Expansion Project

al:
(DSUEP) financed with loan by Asian Infrastructure
Investment Bank (AIIB) aims to expand the distribution
line network of country to 100 percent. The project involves
upgrading existing systems, constructing new substations
and expanding the distribution line by electrifying 4 districts
of Lumbini Province and 8 districts of Karnali Province.
DSUEP (AIIB) will enhance the distribution system to
improve reliability and quality of electric supply in Karnali

and Lumbini Provinces.

Quality Enhancing the standard of
electric supply

Reliability Improving consistency of
cloctric supply

Enhancing existing

System Upgrade electrical distribution
systems
Electrification Elcctrifying 12 districts in
Lumbini and Kamali

Scope of Project

Package W6
Includes two substations each in Mugu
and Humla district. These substations
have a capacity of 2*500 kVA. Includes
construction of around 145 km of 33 kV
linc, 370 km of 11 kV and 725 km of LT
line with installation of around 139 :105.

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Includes one substation each in _।
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MVA and Bardiya district having ~

capacity of 2*6/8 MVA, and two ७७। ७
in Surkhct. district having capacity 21.
of 1 MVA each. Includes a

construction of around 90 km of 33
kV line, 453 km of 11 kV and 737
km of LT line with installation of
around 325 nos. distribution
Transformer.

Package W4

Includes one substation each in Kalikot
and Rukum West, and two in Jajarkot
district. All substations having a
capacity of। MVA. Includes
construction of around 112 km of 33
kV line, 375 km of 11 kV and 740 km
of LT line with installation of around
296 nos. distribution Transformer

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Includes 3 new substations in
Dang District. Each substations
having a capacity of 6/8 MVA.
Includes construction of around
42 km of 33 kV linc, 220 km of
11 kV and 300km of LT line
with installation of around 141
nos. distribution Transformer.

Package W2

Includes onc substation in
Banke District having capacity
रि of 2*6/8 MVA and onc in

Rolpa district having capacity
of 6/8 MVA . Includes

० construction of around 25 km
33 kV line, 148 km of of 11 kV
and 320km of LT line with
installation of around 51 nos.
distribution Transformer.

Package W3

Includes one substation cach in
Jumla and Kalikot district. Each
substation having a capacity of।
MVA. Includes construction of
around 5.81 km of 33 kV line, 252
km of 11 kV and 570 km of LT line
with installation of around 104 nos.
distribution Transformer

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Progress of Project:
Construction
Procurement .
Substation

For all packages the GTP and Drawing of most S/S
equipment is approved and are under manufacturing

Construction of Boundary wall
completed, and construction
structural buildings and
switchyard foundation is on final
stage of completion in 9 out of 19

phase. of

The line route survey of 33

. For Package W1-W5, most line equipment like STP, kV line. 11 kV line and LT

ACSR, LT AB Cable, MVCC and Hardware & Fittings

has been delivered to store/site and is ready for use.

i. For Package W6, ACSR and AB Cable are under
dispatch process to store while STP, Insulators,
Hardware & Fittings, Channels etc have been delivered
to store/site.

Erection of Pole at Mugu District

Nepal Distribution System Upgrade and Expansion
Project (EIB funded)

Nepal's electricity demand and generation, both, has
been rowing significantly, with large investments in new
generation capacities and increasing demand within
the country. However, upgrading and expansion of
transmission & distribution networks have not kept pace
with the supply growth. While the provinces have varying
degrees of electrification with some having better coverage
than others, Lumbini Province and Sudurpaschim Province
have the least coverage. To redress this situation, the
Government of Nepal has implemented this project through
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) to extend supply lines to
the western and far western areas of Nepal as a part of the

substations.

. Construction work of Boundary
wall, Structural buildings going on
remaining 10 substations.

line has been completed, and
erection of pole has been
started on all 12 districts.

(Humla) S/S

Ongoing Construction work at Simikot

program to achieve affordable and reliable electricity for all.
NEA through the Government has received loan-financing
from European Investment Bank (EIB) towards cost of

financing the proposed project.

Table: Province-wise districts distribution of DSUEP
(EIB) Project

No. of Sustation

8 nos. 33/11kV
Substation

Province Name of Districts

Lumbini Parasi, Rupandehi,
Rolpa, Dang, Rukum

East

Bajhang, Bajura,
Baitadi

5 nos. 33/11 kV
Substation & 1
no. 132/33 kV
Substation

Sudurpaschim

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This project has aimed to achieve cent percent of
electrification in the above districts. It is being implemented
by sub-dividing the construction works into following six
packages:

Package-EIB-W1

* Construction of 33/11kV substations in Hakui of Parasi
district (8 MVA), Mangalapur of Rupandehi district
(24 MVA), Thabang of Rolpa district (3MVA), and
Kalanga if Bajhang district (3MVA).

* Construction of 52 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 61 km of
LT lines and installation of 40 nos. of distribution
transformers in Parasi district.

न Construction of 24 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 30 km of
LT lines and installation of 39 nos. of distribution
transformers in Rupandehi district.

* Construction of 141 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 208 ckt.
km of LT lines and installation of 42 nos.of distribution
transformers in Rolpa district.

* Construction of 119 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 251 km
of LT lines and installation of 33 nos. distribution

transformers in Bajhang district.

Package-EIB-W2

* Construction of 33/11 kV substations in Kankri of
Rukum East district (3 MVA), Murkuti of Dang district
(8 MVA), and Marchawar of Rupandehi district (8
MVA).

न Construction of 107 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 226 km
of LT lines and installation of 22 nos. of distribution
transformers in Rukum East district.

* Construction of 104 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 156 ckt. km
of LT lines and installation of 54 nos. of distribution
transformers in Rolpa district.

न Construction of 65 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 100 km
of LT lines and installation of 68 nos. of distribution

transformers in Rupandehi district.

Package-EIB-W3
¢ Construction of 33/11 kV substations in Musya of
Baitadi district (3 MVA), Budhiganga of Bajura district

al:
(3 MVA) and Kolti of Bajura district ७ MVA).

न Construction of 108 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 151 km
of LT lines and installation of 65 nos. of distribution
transformers in Baitadi district.

* Construction of 265 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 370 ckt. km
of LT lines and installation of 116 nos. of distribution
transformers in Bajura district.

Package-EIB-W4

"न" Construction of 33/11 kV substations in Bhalubang
of Dang district (8 MVA), Rukumkot of Rukum East
district (3 MVA) and Sillegadha of Baitadi district (3
MVA).

न Construction of 46 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 63 km of
LT lines and installation of 34 nos. of distribution
transformers in Dang district.

न Construction of 118 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 250 ckt. km
of LT lines and installation of 57 nos. of distribution
transformers in Rukum East district.

* Construction of 178 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 376 km
of LT lines and installation of 60 nos. of distribution
transformers in Baitadi district.

Package-EIB-W5

न Construction of 192 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 462 km
of LT lines and installation of 70 nos. of distribution
transformers in Bajhang district.

न Construction of 36 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 210 ckt. km
of LT lines and installation of 34 nos. of distribution
transformers in Baitadi district.

* Construction of 96 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 210 km
of LT lines and installation of 34 nos. of distribution
transformers in Rukum East district.

न Construction of 36 ckt. km of 11 kV lines, 210 km
of LT lines and installation of 34 nos. of distribution

transformers in Rukum East district.

Package-EIB-W6

न Construction of 132/33 kV (15 MVA) substation in
Rupail of Bajhang district.

¢ Expansion of existing Kalanga Gad Hydroelectric
switchyard with three outgoing 33kV bays.

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Progress till end of F.-Y. 2081/82:

EIB-W1_। Parasi (Hakui), Rupandehi (Man-
galapur), Rolpa (Thabang), Ba-
jhang (Kalanga)

2 EIB-W2_। Rupandehi (Marchawar), Dang -

(Murkutti ), Rukum East (Kank-
ri)

Baitadi (Musya), Bajura (Budhi-
ganaga & Kolti )

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Tender

Substation: Landscaping works completed, Building works 70%
completed

Electrical equipment and lines: Electrical lines work 35%, Switch-
yard works anticipated to conclude in 4 months.

Substation: Landscaping works completed, Building works 50%
completed

Electrical equipment and lines: Electrical lines work 32%, Switch-
yard works anticipated to conclude in 4 months.

Substation: Landscaping works completed, Building works 60%
completed

Electrical equipment and lines: Electrical lines work 42%, Switch-
yard works anticipated to conclude in 4 months .

Dang (Bhalubang), Rukum East
(Rukumkot), Baitadi (Sillegadha)

Substation: Landscaping works completed, Building works 40%
completed

Electrical equipment and lines: Electrical lines work 25%, Switch-
yard works anticipated to conclude in 4 months.

Bajhnag, Baitadi,Rolpa, Rukum
East

EIB-W6_। Bajhang (Rupail)

Key Bottlenecks and Mitigation Measures:

While the project has achieved significant progress, several
challenges have been identified and are being actively

managed to ensure timely project completion:
1. Approval of Master list:

The process of getting the project's master list
This

document is critical for procurement and logistics

approved has been a significant bottleneck.

of key electrical materials and equipments. Delay
in this approval process have a cascading effect on

construction timelines.

To address this, the project team is taking a proactive
approach by initiating construction works other
than the work associated with the key materials and

Tender evaluation 15 11 progress.

Substation: Landscaping works completed, Building works 15%
completed

Design works are in progress.

Switchyard works anticipated to conclude in 4 months.

2. Approval of Pre-Construction Survey (PCS)
Quantities:
The approval process for the pre-construction survey
quantities in the Bill of Quantity (BOQ) has emerged
as a minor bottleneck. While some PCS quantities
have been approved, several items are still pending
final consent. This delay impacts on the contractor's
ability to proceed with work items and can lead to
payment cycle delays.

The project team is taking approach by prioritizing
the review of pending PCS quantities for critical-
path items to avoid further delays in construction.
A dedicated review process with the consultant and
project team is being initiated to expedite approval.

equipments to substantiate the delays and meet the

project timeline. Similarly, continuous follow-up with
all parties is being maintained to address any queries

promptly and prevent further delays.

Electricity Reliability
(ESRIP)

The World Bank is funding the Electricity Supply

Supply

Improvement Project

Reliability Improvement Project (ESRIP) to enhance the

Projects Under Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

reliability of electricity supply in various regions. The
major objectives of this project is to improve the reliability
and quality of electricity supply as well as reducing
outages and enhance service delivery to consumers.
The project primarily focuses on regions facing significant
electricity supply challenges of voltage fluctuations, long
feeder lengths as well as reliability issues. The scope of the
project includes addition of new distribution substations,
upgrading distribution infrastructure, and implementing
new technologies for feeder automation and smart metering,

leading to improved reliability and operational efficiency.

Projects Under Planning Technical Services Department

Nepal Electricity Authority has been implementing
electrification programs to meet the GoN's target to
completely electrify all districts of Nepal in the next 2
years. The electrification programs include construction
of 33/11 kV substations, 33 kV lines, 11 kV lines and
0.4/0.23 kV distribution networks. There are many projects
under Planning Technical Services Department funded by
Government of Nepal, NEA and kFW. The projects are

described briefly below:

Matatirtha Malta 33 kV Transmission Line Project
This project aims to supply power to Laxmi Cement Industry
Pvt. Ltd. in Malta, Lalitpur, facilitate the evacuation of
power generated by Khani Khola Hydropower Company
Ltd. (6.5 MW), and supply electricity to existing NEA
consumers in its vicinity. The project will help improve the
quality of supply and reduce technical losses in the Lalitpur
area as well.

The scope of the project includes the construction of a
33/11 kV, 6/8 MVA substation, along with a double circuit
35 km 33 kV line. The civil and electrical works of the
Malta substation have been completed, and the substation
is currently in operation, transmitting power generated by
Khani Khola Hydropower and Tungun-Thosne Hydropower
to the grid through the Mandu Hydropower Substation
(33/66 kV line). The Malta substation has already been
handed over to the Lagankhel Distribution Center for

operation and maintenance.

The construction of the 33 kV line from Matatirtha to Malta is

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in progress. The line construction work had been obstructed
at different locations by the local community. Most of the
local issues have been resolved, including those related to
electricity supply, transformers, poles, etc. The project has
obtained approval for tree cutting and land acquisition from
the Cabinet of the Government of Nepal, and the process
of depositing money into the Forest Development Fund as
reimbursement in installments is underway.The remaining
work of conductor stringing (as poling work has already
been completed) is expected to be completed within FY
2082/83.

Matatirtha Markhu 33 kV Transmission Line Project
This project aims to meet the growing demand for electricity
in the Kulekhani area of Makawanpur district and its
vicinity. The project will help improve the quality of supply
and reduce technical losses in the area.

The main scope of the project is the construction of a 33/11
kV, 6/8 MVA substation at Markhu, along with a single
circuit 16 km transmission line from Matatirtha to Markhu.
The Markhu substation has been completed and is currently
in operation; it has been charged with 11 kV back feed and
is being used as a switching substation. The substation has
been handed over to the Palung Distribution Center for

operation and maintenance.

Additionally, a 10 km transmission line construction work
from Chakhel tapping point to Markhu substation has been
completed. The contractor has successfully completed all
the planned work (except forest area because of provisons
for IEE/EIA are not included in the project scope ) under
this package by the fiscal year 2081/82.

Khokana - Nijgadh 33/11kV Substation Project

The project is funded by the Government of Nepal and
primarily aims to meet the electricity demand of the
Kathmandu-Terai/Madhesh Fast Track Road Project and to
support the operation and safety of the expressway. It also
aims to meet the growing electricity demand in Thingan,
Len Danda, Dhendhre, and Simpani areas of Makawanpur
District. The scope of this project includes the construction
of 33 kV and 11 kV sub-transmission lines and 33/11 kV,
220/24 MVA substations at Shaktidanda and Rajdamar of
Makawanpur. The field survey work for the 33 kV and 11
kV sub-transmission lines has been completed, and the final

cost estimate has been prepared.

The land required for the two substations (approximately
16 ropani) has been provided in the lease for 40 years by
the Nepal Army (Fast Track Project). A Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU) between the Kathmandu-Terai/
Madhesh Fast Track Road Project and NEA has been
completed. The Detailed Project Report (DPR) has been
prepared and is currently under the process of approval. The
tender process will be conducted in the fiscal year 2082/83.

Promotion of Solar Energy in Rural and Semi-Urban
Regions II

The Government of Germany has committed up to EUR
8 million to support the development of ground-mounted,
grid-connected solar PV installations at four locations:
Middle Marsyangdi Hydroelectric Project (MMHEP),
Surkhet, Gandak, and Kulekhani (Markhu). The combined
installed capacity of these solar projects is expected to reach
approximately 16 MW (DC). Each site is located adjacent
to existing hydropower facilities, promoting a model of
solar-hydro synergy by leveraging the existing transmission
infrastructure. This initiative also allows NEA to make
productive use of land previously acquired during the
construction of these hydropower projects, some of which
date back decades.

While the tender process for the Kulekhani site is yet to
be started, the EPC contractor for the remaining three sites
including MMHEP has already been engaged. The total
project cost, including the value of the land, is estimated
to be roughly twice the amount of the German grant. NEA
has committed to cover the portion exceeding the grant
contribution.

Under the terms and conditions outlined in the contract
subject to close supervision by an international consulting
firm the EPC contractor is responsible for the complete
design, supply, installation, and quality assurance of all
project components, including the related transmission lines.
Furthermore, the contractor will handle the comprehensive
operation and maintenance of the solar plants for a period of
five (5) years following operational acceptance, in addition

ts

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to a two (2)-year defect liability period.

On July 18, 2025 the groundbreaking event has been done by
the presence of Dr. Benjamin Seidel, Head of Development
Cooperation, German Embassy Kathmandu; Mr. Michael
Sumser, Director of KfW Office for Bangladesh and Nepal;
and Mr. Niraj Subedi, Head of KfW Country Office Nepal,
along with Mr. Hitendra Dev Shakya, Managing Director of
NEA and the NEA management team.

33/11 kV Substation Rehabilitation Project

With the aim of strengthening the distribution system and
improving the reliability of distribution network, this project
has been working for rehabilitation of existing substation as
well as construction of new substations across the nation
with the support of Nepal government and funds of Nepal
Electricity Authority since F/Y 2017/18.

This project has successfully accomplished rehabilitation
of 82 distribution substations from all over Nepal by
replacement or addition of new power transformers of 33/11
kV, 6/8 MVA, 10/13.3/16.6 MVA or 20/24 MVA capacity
along with other necessary substation equipment. Among
them, 15 substations have been upgraded under Substation
Automation System (SAS) and commissioned since March
3, 2025 so as to operate these substations from local control
center at individual substation as well as from remote

control center located at the respective distribution office.

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Gulariya Substation with SAS and VMS facilit

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The construction and installation works are underway in various substations. The scope of works for the substations under

different provinces are listed below:

Scope of Works Substation (S/S)

New 20/24 MVA Koshi Biratchowk S/S (Belbari DC), Damak S/S (Damak DC)
Transformer and
Rehabilitation Lumbini Nepalgunj New S/S (Nepalgunj DC), Saljhandi S/S (Butwal DC)
Works
New 10/13.3/16.6 Madhesh Maulapur S/S (Maulapur DC), Bodebarsain S/S (Bodebarsain DC), Barhathawa
MVA Transformer S/S (Barhathawa DC)
and Rehabilitation Gandaki Aanbukhaireni S/S (Tanahu DC)
Works Karnali Budbude S/S(Surkhet DC)

Sudurpaschim। Tikapur S/S (Tikapur DC)

Jirikhimti S/S(Teharathum DC), Tute S/S(Dhankuta DC), Bhojpur S/S (Bhojpur

Koshi
DC)
Makaibari S/S (Dolakha DC), Jiri S/S (Dolakha DC), Salyantar S/S (Dhading
New 6/8 MVA Bagmat C SIS (C pc छ
cw DC), Madi S/S (Chanauli DC), Lamosanghu S/S (Sindhupalchowk DC)
Transformer and Siranchowk S/S (Gorkha DC), Baglung S/S(Baglung DC), Hemja S/S(Pokhara
Rehabilitation Gandaki C
DC)
Works - - -
Karnali Dailekh S/S(Dailekh DC), Rakam S/S(Surkhet DC)
Joshipur S/S (Bhajani DC), Achham S/S (Achham DC), Chaumala S/S
Sudurpaschim,
(Dhangadhi DC)
Okhaldhunga S/S (Okhaldunga DC), Dhankuta S/S (Dhankuta DC), Bhedetar
Rehabilitation Koshi S/S (Dhankuta DC), Bolochowk S/S (Damak DC), Fikkal S/S (वाण DC),
oshi
Works Ghailadubba S/S (Anarmani DC), Illam S/S (IIlam DC), Urlabari S/S (Urlabari
(Upgradation/ DC)
Replacement Haripur S/S (Lalbandi DC), Dhanusadham S/S (Dhanushadham DC), Nijgadh
of 33kV VCB, S/S (Simara DC), Siraha S/S (Siraha DC), Rupani $/S (Rajbiraj DC), Balardaha
CRP, Instrument Madhesh C ; C
न न S/S (Kanchanpur DC), Aurahi S/S (Gaushala DC), Jaleshwor S/S (Jaleshwor
Transformers (CT / DC), Kalaiya S/S (Kalatya DC), Mirchaiya S/S (Mirchaiya DC)
PT), Disconnecting
Switches, B fi Dhading Besi S/S (Dhading DC), Jahare S/S (Dhading DC), Manthali S/S
agmati
Lightning Arrestor, S (Ramechhap DC), Naubise S/S (Dhading DC), Singati S/S (Dolakha DC)
Bus Bar and 12kV Modi S/S (Parbat DC), Milanchowk S/S (Myagdi DC), Gorkha S/S (Gorkha
VCB, Power DC), Kushma S/S (Parbat DC), Badhkhola S/S (Syangja DC), Kawaswoti S/S
Cables as well as Gandaki - -
(Kawaswoti DC), Palungtar S/S (Gorkha DC), Udipur S/S (Lamjung DC),
Battery, Battery Thakanbesi S/S (Lamjung DC), Mukundpur S/S (Kawaswoti DC)
Charger and
other substation Lumbini Mainapokhar S/S (Gulariya DC), Bhairahawa S/S (Bhairahawa DC), Tulsipur
spe: S/S (Tulsipur DC), Ridi S/S (Gulmi DC), Birbas S/S (Gulmi DC)
auxiliaries as per
requirement) Doti S/S(Dadeldhura DC), Budar S/S (Dadeldhura DC), Gaddachauki S/S
Sudurpaschim

(Mahendranagar DC), Baitadi S/S (Baitadi DC)

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Projects Under Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

The substations that have been strengthened and upgraded with Substation Automation System (SAS) are listed below:

Province

Scope of Works

New 20/24 108 Koshi

Inaruwa S/S (Inaruwa DC), Rani S/S (Biratnagar DC), Bhadrapur S/S (Bhadrapur
DC), Tanki S/S(Biratnagar DC), Khanar S/S (Itahari DC)

Substation (S/S)

Transformer and Madhesh Muyjeliya S/S (Janakpur DC), Malangwa S/S (Malangwa DC)
Rehabilitation Works Tandi DC
(SAS) Bagmati _Parsa S/S (Tandi DC)
Lumbini _Parasi S/S (Parasi DC), Amuwa S/S (Amuwa DC)
New 10/13.3/16.6 Gandaki Dumre S/S (Tanahu DC)
MVA _ Transformer
and Rehabilitation Lumbini  Taulihawa S/S (Taulihawa DC), Nepalgunj (Old) S/S (Nepalgunj DC)
Works (SAS)
Rehabilitation Works। Bagmati। Chanauli S/S(Chanauli DC)
(SAS) (Upgradation/
Replacement of 33kV
and 12kV substation
components with _
SAS compatible Lumbini  Gulariya S/S(Gulariya DC)

equipment and panels
for remote and local
operation)

During the reported year, this project has enhanced
substation capacity of 297.8 MVA by upgradation/addition
of 33/11 kV Power Transformers with improvement of
substation protection system for incoming and outgoing line
bays, incoming and outgoing feeders as well as readiness of
substation for (n-1) criterion. After successful completion
of rehabilitation and upgradation of all substations under
the scope of this project, the total capacity of substations
has been augmented by 613.4 MVA across the country.

Rural Electrification Projects

Although the national grid has reached to almost
all districts of Nepal, the districts with relatively
low electrification like Ilam, Panchthar, Taplejung,
Okhaldhunga, Solukhumbu,
Sankhuwasabha, Makwanpur,
Sindhuli, Nawalpur, Darchula and Dolpa districts are

Khotang, Bhojpur,

Udayapur, Kavre,
to be completely electrified within 2 years as per the
plan and policy of the Government of Nepal.

Taplejung-Panchthar-Ilam-Jhapa Rural
Electrification & Substation Construction Project
The project was formed in FY 2078/79 for the
electrification & substation construction in Ilam,

Panchthar & Taplejung District. The project has

signed contract with M/s. Bhagawati-Renu J.V. for the
construction of 102 Ckt-Km. of 11 kV Line, 278 Ckt-
Km of LT line & 133 Nos. of Distribution Transformers
in Ilam District & 107 Ckt-Kim. of 11 kV Line, 300 Ckt-
Km of LT line & 89 Nos. of Distribution Transformers in
Panchthar District. The project has also signed contract
with M/s. Waiba Infratech for the construction of 213
Ckt-Km. of 11 kV Line, 454 Ckt-Km of LT line & 138
Nos. of Distribution Transformers in Taplejung Distric.
Entire electrification works has almost been completed
and is in the final handover phase. The Project has
already acquired the land for the construction of
33/11 Substation in Mai Municipality of Ilam District,
Phalelung Rural Municipality of Panchthar District
and Meringden & Phaktanglung Rural Municipality of
Tapleyung District. As NEA Management had decided
the construction of above 33/11 kV Substations will
be completed from Electricity Supply Reliability
Improvement Project.

Bhojpur-Sankhuwasabha 11/0.4kV Rural
Electrification Project

11/0.4kKV Rural
Electrification Project was initiated in the fiscal
year 2078/79 with the objective of achieving 100%

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electrification in the Bhojpur and Sankhuwasabha
districts. The total estimated cost of the project is
approximately NRs. 1.80 billion.

In Bhojpur district, the project scope includes the
construction of 110 km of 11 kV distribution lines,
260 km of 0.4/0.23 kV low-voltage lines, and the
installation of 90 distribution transformers. The
works in this district have been executed by M/s BP
Construction Pvt. Ltd., Chitwan. The construction
activities in Bhojpur have been completed, and the
site verification and final handover process is currently
underway.

In Sankhuwasabha district, the scope comprises 225
km of 11 kV lines, 347 km of 0.4/0.23 kV lines, and
the installation of 80 distribution transformers. The
implementation in this district is being carried out by
Waiba Infratech Pvt. Ltd., Kathmandu. As of now,
approximately 95% of the installation work has been
completed, with full completion targeted by December
2025.

The project has achieved an overall physical progress
of 99% and a financial progress of 85%. Upon
completion, upon full completion, the project will

provide access to reliable electricity to approximately,,
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Solukhumbu-Okhaldhunga 33 kV Rural
Electrification and Substation Construction
Project

The Solukhumbu-Okhaldhunga 33 kV_ Rural
Electrification and Substation Construction Project was
initiated in the fiscal year 2078/79 with the objective of
achieving 100% electrification in the Solukhumbu and
Okhaldhunga districts. The total estimated cost of the
project is approximately NRs. 3.40 billion.

In Solukhumbu district, the project scope encompasses
the construction of two 33/11 kV substations, 294 km
of 11 kV distribution lines, 472 km of 0.4/0.23 kV low-
voltage lines, and the installation of 125 distribution
transformers. Electrification activities in the district
are nearly complete, with site verification and the final
handover process currently in progress. Additionally,
the land acquisition process for the substations has
been initiated.

In Okhaldhunga district, the project scope covers the
construction of two 33/11 kV substations, 188 km of
11 kV distribution lines, 461 km of 0.4/0.23 kV low-

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voltage lines, and the installation of 103 distribution
transformers. Electrification works in the district have
been completed, and the land acquisition process for
the substations is currently in progress.

The project has achieved 99% physical progress and
98% financial progress. Once fully completed, it will
provide reliable electricity access to approximately
30,000 households across both districts.

Khotang - Udayapur 11/0.4kV Rural Electrification
Project

The objective of the project is to substantially electrify
Khotang and Udayapur district. The scope of works in
Khotang district includes 11 kV line length of 145 km,
0.4/0.23 kV line length of 410 km and 94 distribution
transformers and scope of works in Udayapur district
includes 11 kV line length of 155 km, 0.4/0.23 kV line
length of 455 km and 108 distribution transformers.
Project has completed the works for Package-09
(Udayapur) and handed over to DCS by March 2025.
After completion of works there was 154.805 ckt km 11
kV line, 462.55 ckt km of 0.4/0.23 kV line using 3237
nos 11 m and 9437 nos 8 m steel tubular poles and
108 distribution transformers was added in distribution
network of Udayapur DCS.

Package-08 (khotang) has also been completed.
Now the verification of works according to As Built
Documents submitted by contractor is ongoing.

Kavre- Makwanpur- Ramechhap- Sindhuli Rural
Electrification Project

Rural
Electrification Project" is a major government initiative

The "Kavre-Makwanpur-Ramechhap-Sindhuli

targeting the full electrification of Kavre, Makwanpur,
Ramechhap, and Sindhuli districts. This project represents
a critical step in enhancing reliable energy access in
remote regions, improving living standards, and catalyzing
socio-economic development. The initiative was officially
launched in the fiscal year 2078/79.

The project is structured into three packages, each focusing
on critical development to enhance regional power access.

Under the Makwanpur district package, construction of

110.830 ckt-km HT Line, 236.253 ckt-km LT Line, and
installation of 120 transformers was completed. Under the
Sindhuli district package, 115.627 ckt-km HT Line, 332.72
ckt-km LT Line, and 60 transformers were completed. The

package covering Kavre and Ramechhap districts completed
the construction of 74.56 ckt-km HT Line, 397.55 ckt-km
LT Line, and installation of 42 transformers.

A Distribution Transformer successfully charged
at Makwanpur site

The contract was awarded to M/s Sigma Con Pvt. Ltd.
for the electrification works in Sindhuli, Kavre, and
Ramechhap districts, and to M/s Narendra Electrobyte JV
for the electrification in Makwanpur district. The contractors
successfully completed all the planned work under these
Packages by the fiscal year 2081/82. All completed works
were handed over to the related distribution centers.
Approximately 15,000 households have been directly and
indirectly benefited from this initiative.

Nawalpur Rural Electrification and Chusang (Mustang)
33 kV Transmission and Substation Construction
Project

The project was initiated in fiscal year 2021/22 with the aim
of fully electrifying the Nawalpur and Mustang districts.

In Nawalpur, the work included the construction of 109.83
km of 11 kV lines & 149.67 km of 0.4/0.23 kV lines and

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installation of 41 units of 11/0.4 kV transformers under
NEA/DCSD/PTSD/REP/078/79/PACKAGE-
15(RE1). All activities under this tender were completed by
December 2024.

tender no.

For Mustang, an agreement was signed on July 6, 2023, to
construct a 100 km 33 kV transmission line from Kobang to
Charang under tender no. NEA/DCSD/PTSD/REP/079/80/
PACKAGE-18. By the end of the last fiscal year, over 80% of
pole installation and more than 60% of conductor stringing
had been completed. The remaining work is expected to be
finalized by December 2025.

In addition, tender for the construction of two 3 MVA, 33/11
kV substations in Chaile and Charang areas of Mustang
was announced in January 2025. This is currently in the
technical bid evaluation phase.

Darchula-Dolpa Rural Electrification Project

Line Erection works at Darchula District

The scope of the project is construction of 2 Nos.

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of 33/11 kV Sub-Station in Darchula District one in
Lekam and another in Byas and construction of 11/0.4
kV distribution network in both the districts which
includes 230 km of 11 kV network extension and 375
km of LT extension in Darchula District and 130 km of
11 kV network extension and 225 km of LT extension
in Dolpa District. The status for Darchula District is 80
Load Centre out of 123 Load Centre has been charged
and handovered to Darchula DCS, NEA and for Dolpa
District, 90% of Line Materials has been delivered to
site and the Erection works is in Progress. The Project
was initiated at year F/Y 2079/080 and is expected to
complete by F/Y 2082/83.

Projects Under Provincial Offices

To aid the target of Government of Nepal to fully
electrify all the districts of Nepal, the Provincial Offices
are conducting the projects through their Provincial
Offices. The projects are funded by the Government of
Nepal. The projects are described briefly below, under
the respective Provincial Offices.

Koshi Provincial Office

Construction of 33 kV Sub-transmission Line from
Bhedetar sub-station to Rajarani sub-station

A 33 kV single circuit sub-transmission line is
currently being constructed from Bhedetar to Rajarani
to supply the 33/11 kV 3 MVA Sub-station at Rajarani,
Dhankuta. Almost 80% of the 13m long telescopic
poles have been erected and conductor stringing has
been completed in most of the sections. Remaining
works is expected to be completed within 5 months if
ROW issues were resolved by Ministry of Roads.

Construction of Unmanned 33/11 kV 6/8 MVA
Letang Substation

Construction of Unmanned 33/11 kV, 6/8 MVA sub-
station at Letang, Morang has already been started
which is due to finish in coming fiscal year to address
poor and unreliable power supply in Letang and its
vicinity and civil works has been almost finished.

Reinforcement of 33kV, 11kV & 400/230V Line
Along East-West Asian Highway

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Keeping the issues encountered during the procurement
of right of way while constructing a new transmission
line and ever increasing load, especially along the Terai
belt, Koshi Provincial Office in joint collaboration
with Department of Road (ADB) has initiated the
reinforcement works of 33kV, 11kV & 400/230V
lines along the highway under two packages with a
new 33 kV sub-transmission line along East-West
Asian Highway while the process of road expansion
is underway.

Madhesh Provincial Office

Bhagwanpur 33 1५ Transmission Line and
Substation Project:

The major components of the project include the
construction of 20 km of 33 kV Line, 30 km of 11
kV line & 33/11 kV 10/13.3/16.6 MVA substation at
Bhagwanpur in Siraha District. Almost 98.5% of the
work of the project is completed and the project will be
completed by the end of September 2025.

Haripurwa Basatpur 33 kV Transmission Line and
Substation Project:

The major components of the project include
construction of 20 km of 33 kV Line, 20 km of 11
kV line & 33/11 kV 10/13.3/16.6 MVA substation at
Haripurwa-Basatpur in Sarlahi District. Substation is
charged on Feb-2025 due to which reliability of power
supply and voltage stability in Malangwa distribution
area is improved.

Gadhariya Dumariya 33&11 kV Transmission Line
and Substation Project:

After successful operation of the substation, the
western area of Sarlahi district is getting reliable
electricity supply.

Nijgadh Kolhbi 33/11 kV S/S Construction project:
The major components of the project include
construction of 22 km of 33 kV Line & 33/11 kV 20/24
MVA substation. 33kV line erection work is 99%
completed and civil work for the substation is almost
completed. Switchgear drawing is under approval
process. Overall work progress is 22% by the end of
this fiscal year.

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Balardah to Bhardah 33 kV Transmission Line
Project:

10.5 km Balardah to Bhardah 33K V line is completed
in June-2025, due to which reliability and quality of
power supply in Kanchanpur DC's has been improved.

Bagmati Provincial Office

33kV Double Circuit Line from Malekhu S/S to
Dhadingbesi S/S and Malekhu S/S to Jahare S/S
The project is funded by Nepal Electricity Authority
(NEA). The Contract agreement was signed on FY
2079/080. Under this project 33 kV lines will be
constructed from Malekhu 132/33 kV Sub-station
to Dhadingbesi and Jahare 33/11 kV Sub-station.
Currently these substations are connected by 33 KV
line from Ratamate 33/11 kV Sub-station which is too
long and tapped directly at various points. Recently 33
kV line from Malekhu S/S-Dhadingbesi S/S has been
charged.

As of Shrawan 2082, 85% of the total works has been
completed. The progress of each section is as follows.

Constructed
Line Length

S.N.। Name of Section Remaining

Malekhu S/S-Ja-
hare S/S

After the completion of this project, Dhadingbesi and
Jahare 33/11 kV substation will be fed by Malekhu
132/33 kV Sub-station and hence the reliability of
electricity supply of these areas will significantly
improve. Also, the Malekhu 132/33 kV Sub-station
- Dhadingbesi section is important for evacuation of
power generated by small hydropowers in Dhadingbesi,
Salyantar and Baseri areas.

Bagmati Province Division Office

Jagatpur- Madi 33 kV Underground Sub
Transmission Line Project

The scope of this project is to provide a second backup
circuit to the existing 33 kV UG line from Rapti River

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to Riyu River section of Chanauli-Madi 33 kV sub-
transmission line. The second circuit of 8.05 Km
length, will ensure increased reliability and continuous
supply in Madi, Chitwan. The project is funded by
Government of Nepal. The SEIA (Supplementary
Environment Impact Analysis) report has been
submitted to Ministry of Forest and Environment.
The report has also been submitted for approval from
UNESCO through Department of National Parks and
Wildlife Conservation. After receiving approval from
UNESCO, the documentation works for this project
will be completed till that time and the project is
scheduled to be completed by F/Y 2082/83 BS.

Gandaki Provincial Office

Righa-Kharbang 33 kV Transmission Line and
Substation Project:

The main scope of the project is construction of 33 kV
transmission line and 33/11kV, 3 MVA substation. This
project aims to meet the growing demand of electricity
of Kharbang, Baglung and its vicinity. Also, power
generated by IPP will be connected to this substation.
It consists of about 19 km long Harichaur-Kharbang
33 kV single circuit DOG conductor transmission line.
Construction of 33 kV line is hindered by some local
issues regarding the right of way. Provincial office is
coordinating with the local governance for solution
of the same. The project was funded by GoN and is
expected to complete within first six months of coming
fiscal year. Substation project has been cancelled as a
new 132/33 kV Substation is under construction in
nearby place of Paudi-Amarai of Gulmi District and
Burtibang of Baglung District. We are also constructing
the 33kV Transmission from Kharbang bazar to Paudi-
Amarai 132/33kV Grid Substation. After the completion
of that substation,extension of Righa-Kharbang 33 kV
Transmission line up to Paudi-Amarai Substation, the
power quality and system reliabilitywill be improved
in the west region of Baglung district.

Lumbini Provincial Office

33/11 kV Saljhandi Substation

The construction of single circuit 33 kV line from 132/33
Motipur Grid Substation to Saljhandi Substation was

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completed in fiscal year (2077/078). The construction
of Saljhandi 33/11kV Substation was completed in
fiscal year 2080/81 and construction of civil work viz.
boundary wall and office building was still remaining
which is completed in this fiscal year.

Lumbini Province Division Office

Expansion and Strengthening of Substation
Infrastructure

The demand for electricity continues to rise across
both urban and rural areas. To address this, several
substations currently under construction will be
completed and energized in the coming fiscal year.
These include Maurighat, Gadawa, Rukumkot, Kakri,
Hapur, Mukundada, and Kamirechaur substations,
among others. These new additions will not only
reduce the load on existing substations but also
improve voltage levels, ensure stable power supply,
and accommodate future load growth.

In addition, reinforcement of the 132/33 kV Kohalpur
Grid Substation (136 MVA), once fully operational,
will significantly enhance the transmission backbone
of the region.

Enhanced Transformer Repair and Maintenance
Program

Recognizing the crucial role of distribution transformers
in maintaining uninterrupted power supply, the
Provincial Division Office plans to further expand
its transformer repair and maintenance operations.
Building on the success of the previous year where
approximately 150 transformers were repaired, the
goal for the upcoming fiscal year is to double the
maintenance capacity to around 300 units.

This will be achieved by fully utilizing the newly
operational transformer workshop and optimizing
resource planning, manpower allocation, and logistics.
This effort will help reduce transformer downtime,
improve system reliability, and minimize outage
duration for consumers.

Establishment of a Provincial Call Centre for
Consumer Support
To improve customer service and create a centralized

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communication platform, the Provincial Division Office
plans to establish a dedicated Call Centre. This call
centre will serve as a single-window communication
system to receive and respond to consumer complaints,
outage reports, billing issues, and service requests in
real-time.

The system will be integrated with the Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) platform to ensure
faster resolution, tracking of service history, and
improved transparency. By leveraging technology and
real-time data, the call centre will help build trust with
consumers and improve public perception of NEA
services.

Focus on System Loss Reduction and Energy Theft
Control

While significant progress has been made in reducing
non-technical losses, further efforts will be directed
toward tightening field-level monitoring, expanding
theft detection mechanisms, and conducting regular
inspection campaigns in vulnerable areas. Enhanced
coordination with local governments and security
forces will continue to ensure strict enforcement
against energy theft and illegal tapping.

Alongside this, technical loss reduction measures
such as upgrading conductors, balancing loads, and
capacitor bank installations will continue

Lumbini Provincial Office
KPO/2078/079-33kV_ __Line-04:Supply,
Installation, Testing and Commissioning of 33kV

Delivery,

Transmission Line from Chaukha S/s, Jajarkot
District to Tripurakot, Dolpa District.

33kV Tranmission Line from Chaukha S/s, Jajarkot
District to Tripurakot Dolpa S/s is under Construction
and will be completd within next 5 months. The
Contractor for this project is M/s Sunita & Kabita/Maa
Shakti J.V., Bhaktapur. This line will provide 33kV line
to under construction 33/11kV Tripurakot substation in
Dolpa district.

KPO/2078/079/Kalikot -

Jumla 33kV_ Line

(RE): Supply, Delivery, Installation, Testing and
Commissioning of 33kV Transmission Line from
Manma Substation, Kalikot District to Khalanga
Substation, Jumla District

33kV Tranmission Line from under construction
Manma, S/s, Kalikot District to Khalanga, Jumla S/s is
under Construction and will be completd within next 8
months. Transmission line will access the Jumla district
to the National Grid by 33kV Line. The Contractor for
this project is M/s Sunita & Kabita/Laa Nirman J.V.,
Bhaktapur.

KPO/2078/0779-SS-01: Supply,
Installation, Testing and Commissioning of
33/11KV, 3MVA Substation at Gamgadi, Mugu
District and Tripurakot Dolpa District.

The 33/11kV, 3 MVA substations are under construction
at Gamgadi, Mugu and Tripurakot, Dolpa districts and

Delivery,

will be completd within next 6 months. Project will
access Aathbis Municipality Area of Dailekh District
to Grid through this substations and also provide
reliable 33kV supply to Kalikot. The Contractor for
this project is M/S MSIPL-ENPL JV (Mahavir Shree
International-Energetic Nepal JV), Kathmandu.

NEA/DCSD/RE/KP/2079/80: Design, Installation/
Erection, Testing and Commissioning of Distribution
Network in Karnali Province

In this project construction of 11/0.4 kV line and
installation of distribution transformer in different area
of Surkhet, Dailekh and Salyan districts. The aim of
the works is to fully electrify the mentioned districts.
The works under the project will completd within next
9 months. This project will access Surkhet, Dailekh
and Salyan districts to grid line.

Sudurpaschim Provincial Office

Budar-Jogbuda, Bagarkot (Dadeldhura) 33kV
Transmission Line and Substation Project

The scope of this project includes Construction of
Syaule — Bagarkot 33 kV Line and 33/11 kV substation
at Bagarkot, Construction of Budar — Jogbuda 33
kV Line and 33/11 kV substation at Jogbuda of

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Dadeldhura district and Construction of 11/0.4/0.23
kV Distribution System in those areas. This project
is funded by Government of Nepal and NEA as well.
In the first phase Syaule—Bagarkot33kV line and
33/11 kV substation at Bagarkot is completed and in
second phase, Budar — Jogbuda 33 kVline and 33/11
kV substation at Jogbuda as a the part of substation is
completed end of this F.Y. 2081/082.

Khodpe (Baitadi)-Chainpur (Bajhang) 33 kV
Transmission line and Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33/11
kV substation at Bagthala & Chainpur of Bajhang
District, 33 kV lines From Baitadi Khodpe to Bajhang,
11kV lines & 0.4kV lines. This project is funded by
Government of Nepal and NEA. 33kV line and 33/11
kV Substation has been completed and capitalization
work is also completed and remaining 11kV & 0.4kV
Line will be completed in this F.Y. 2082/083.
Sanfebagar-Chamara-Chautara33kV Transmission
Line and Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33
kV line from Rajpur to Tikhatar, 33/11kV substation
at Tikhattar (Doti) and 11/0.4/0.23 kV distribution
system at surrounding areas. The construction of 33
kV line and Substation is completed and Construction
of 11/0.4/0.23 kV distribution line is expected to be
completed by the second quarter of F.Y. 2082/083.

Sanfe-Manma-Jumla 33kV Transmission Line &
Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33
kV line from Sanfe to Kamal bazar of Achham district,
33 /11 kV substation at Kamal bazar and 11/0.4/0.23
kV Distribution System at surrounding areas of this
substation. Substation and 33kV Line is completed
and handed over to Achham DCS. 11/0.4/023 kV Line
construction contract has been awarded and expected
to be completed in the fiscal Year 2082/083.

Attariya-Punarbas 33 kV Transmission Line and
Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33
kV line from Belauri to Punarbas, 33/11 kV substation

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at Punarbas of Kanchanpur district and 11/0.4/0.23
kV distribution system in those areas as required. 33
kV line is in completed this F.Y. and the substation is
under construction which is expected to complete by
the end of F.-Y. 2082/083.

Sanfebagar - Achham — Martadi33 kV Transmission
Line & Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of
33kV line from Sanfebagar to Martadi, 33/11 kV
substation at Martadi of Bajura district and 11/0.4/0.23
kV distribution system at surrounding areas of this
substation. 33kV line and Substation is completed in
FEY. 2081/082.

Sakayal (Dadeldhura) 33 kV Transmission Line &
Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33/11
kV _ substation at Sakayal, 33 kV line construction
from nearby existing line of Dadeldhura district and
11/0.4/0.23 kV distribution system at surrounding
areas of this substation. 33/11 kV line and Sakayal
substation are under construction phase and expected
to be completed by the first quarter of F.Y. 2082/083.

Patan-Melauli 33 kV Transmission Line and
Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33
kV line from Patan to Melauli, construction of 33/11
kV substation at Patan and Melauli of Baitadi district
and 11/0.4/0.23 kV distribution system in those areas
as required. Construction of 33kV Line from Patan to
Melauli is completed and Substation is in Construction
phase. Civil part of Substation 15 completed and only
electrical part is left on the both patan and Melauli
Substation and expected to be completed by the end of
FE.Y. 2082/083.

Paribagar-Latinath 33 kV Transmission Line and
Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33kV
line from Balanch to Marma, construction of 33/11 kV
substation at Marma (Paribagar) of Darchula district
and 11/0.4/0.23 kV distribution system in those areas as
required. 33kV line from Balanch to Marma and 33/11

kV Marma substation is completed in the fiscal year
2081/082 and Construction of 11/0.4/.23 distribution
Line contract has been awarded and is ready for
construction phase and expected to be completed by
the end of F.-Y. 2082/083.

Lamki-Sugarkhal 33 kV Transmission Line and
Substation Project

The scope of this project includes construction of 33
kV line from Lamki to Sugarkhal, Construction of
33/11 kV substation at Sugarkhal of Kailali District
and 11/0.4/0.23 kV distribution system in those areas
as required. The construction of 33kV line is completed
and 33/11kV Substation is expected to be completed
by the end of F.-Y. 2082/083.

Lamki- Tikapur 33kV Line

New 33 kV double circuit line has being constructed
from Lamki grid s/s to Tikapur S/S & onward in
order to provide the Separate 33kV Line to Tikapur &
Joshipur s/s.

Dhangadhi- Punarbas 33kV Line

33kV Single circuit line has been constructed from
Dhangadhi to Punarbas. It aims to provide dedicated
line from Attaritya grid s/s. to the on constructing
33/11kV Punarbas substation. For this purpose 33kV
line from Attartya grid s/s to Dhangadhi periphery is
already constructed.

Lalpur-Kaluwapur Line Upgrade

The existing 33kV line from Lalpur grid substation to
33/11 Kaluwapur substation consists of Dog ACSR
conductor, by which the Kaluwapur as well as Belauri
33/11kV s/s is fed. This censes the serious voltage drops
and fluctuation access along with high transmission
losses. To resolve these ongoing issues 33kV Lalpur
to Kalwapur s/s section is upgraded by 0.15 Sq. inch
ACSR (wolf) conductor. The up gradation works in
under construction.

Lalpur —Mahendranagar 33kV line
New 33kV line from Lalpur grid s/s to Mahendranagar

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33/11kV s/s is under construction. This line is
being constructed to provide uninterrupted supply
to Mahendranagar s/s. which will enhance supply
reliability.

Mahendranagar- Gaddachauki

33kV line construction from Mahendranagar s/s to
Gaddachauki s/s is on the verge of completion. This
line will enhance the supply reliability to consumer
which 15 fed from Gaddachauki s/s.

Lalpur Beldadi 33kV line & S/S

The Beldadi rural municipality has being supplied the
electricity from the Belauri s/s. Being Belauri very
much far from Belauri. The 11 kV feeder serving
Beldadhi area has lengthy line,due to which it has been
subjected to the serious voltage drops as well as voltage
fluctuation. To resolve this issue 33/11kV s/s. has been
proposed at Beldadi municipality. & the 33 kV line
from Lalpur grid s/s to Beldadi. For this purpose, the
adequate quantity of land is already given to the Nepal
Electricity Authority by the Beldadi Municipality.

Gaddhachauki- Chadani Dodhara

33kV line new line has been proposed to provide
reliable & uninterrupted supply to Dodhara substations.
Since old line has been passed through the jungle
areas & also somepart of it throught Neighbors land
section, which always make a bit of time to restore the
line when fault occurred. So, new line is proposed to
enhance reliability of the supply.

Gokuleshwar Switching Station

Gokuleshwar 33 kV switching station is proposed to
provideswitching facility for the 33kV line going to
Darchula & Baitadi District, which came from Balanch
s/s. This will enhances easiness to the line operation &
maintenance.

Basauti- Bela S/s.

The Basauti Bela s/s. & 33 kV line work has been
proposed to supply quality & reliable supply to
consumer of this areas.

t Management Dir¢

The Project Management Directorate (PMD) within
the organizational structure of the Nepal Electricity
Authority (NEA) is tasked with the execution and
facilitation of projects financed by the Norwegian
Government, the Asian Development Bank (ADB),
and the European Investment Bank (EIB). PMD is
responsible for the preparation, procurement, and
implementation of all ongoing and upcoming projects
funded by ADB and the Norwegian Government.

Currently, PMD is implementing a wide range of
projects in the energy sector, including transmission
lines, transmission substations, distribution systems,
distribution substations, modernization and automation
of distribution networks, distribution control centers,
and smart metering systems under major ADB-financed
programs suchas: (1) SASEC—Power System Expansion
(SPSEP), Transmission
Expansion and Supply Improvement Project (ETESIP),

Project (ii) Electricity
(111) Power Transmission and Distribution Efficiency
Enhancement Project (PTDEEP), (iv) SASEC Power
Transmission and Distribution System Strengthening
Projects (SASEC PTDSSP), (v) Electricity Grid
Modernization Project (EGMP) and (vi) Electricity
Transmission & Distribution Strengthening Project
(ETDSP).

In addition, PMD is leading environmental and
engineering studies for various transmission line
projects of up to 400 kV voltage level, with a cumulative
length exceeding 1000 km, along with associated
substations. These studies are conducted under ADB
Grant No. 0361: Project Preparatory Facility for
Energy (PPFE).

PMD's current project portfolio exceeds USD 1.0
billion, with contributions from ADB, the Norwegian
Government, EIB, and the Government of Nepal.

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Beyond transmission and distribution, PMD is also
spearheading the integration of advanced technologies
within NEA. These include grid substation automation,
smart metering, underground distribution systems,
distribution automation, solar energy projects with
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), Data Centers,
Distribution Control Centers, Revenue Management
Systems (RMS), and Enterprise Resource Planning
(ERP) systems.

Additionally, PMD is actively constructing 33/11 kV
substations, 33 kV lines, 11 kV lines, and 400 V lines
in key and underserved areas. These developments
have significantly enhanced NEA's ability to expand
electricity access, reduce system losses, and improve
supply reliability.

PMD engagement in distribution sector includes

following major works:

1. Distribution System Augmentation and Expansion
Project under PMD has completed the construction
of 250 MVA of 33/11 kV SS including substation
capacity upgradation at 12 places totalling 120
MVA and 20 new substations totalling a capacity of
130 MVA, 394 km of 33 kV line, 543 km of 11 kV
line and 522 km of 0.4 kV line. The construction
of remaining 5 substations is ongoing. The "Rural
Electrification and Distribution System

2. Reinforcement in Province No. 2 (Madhesh
Province)" project is being executed with financial
support from the Norwegian Government and
the Asian Development Bank. This initiative
focuses on strengthening the distribution

infrastructure in Madhesh Province and involves

the construction of 323 km of 33 kV lines, 950

km of 11 kV lines, and 1000 km of 0.4 kV lines,

along with the development of 10 new 33/11 kV

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substations and the installation of 520 distribution
transformers, so far 3 sub-stations; Birendra Bazar
& Mahendranagar & Bardibas (Lot-2), have been
completed and remaining are in progress.

3. In Kathmandu district, reinforcement of the
distribution system includes the ongoing
installation of 743 km of 11 kV and 1102 km of
400 V XLPE underground cables. So far, 684 km
of 11 kV and 893 km of 400 V cables have already
been laid.

4. The distribution system reinforcement works in
Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Pokhara, and Bharatpur are
also ongoing. The project scope includes 247
circuit km of 11 kV underground lines, 177 circuit
km of 400 V underground lines, 105 circuit km of
upgraded 11 kV overhead lines, and 125 circuit km
of upgraded 400 V overhead lines. So far, 379 km
of HT and LT cables have been laid.

5. PMD has implemented a pilot project involving the
installation of 97,000 smart meters for consumers
under the Ratnapark and Maharajgunj Distribution
Centers. In its second phase, the project will
expand to install 55,000 smart meters across all
distribution centers within the Kathmandu Valley.

6. To facilitate automation in the underground
distribution system under various ongoing
projects, PMD has initiated the development of
a Distribution Command and Control Centre
(DCC). This facility will enable continuous
monitoring and control of both medium and low
voltage distribution networks within Kathmandu
Valley, significantly improving supply reliability
and service quality for end consumers.

7. Under PMD, 62 charging stations having 142kW
Fast Charging capability, have been constructed
in major cities and critical locations across the
country and are all are in operation with an average
daily electricity sale of 35,000 units.

Distribution Line and Substation Department

Distribution Line and Substation Department (DLSD)
within PMD facilitates the execution of 33 kV or
lower voltage distribution line and substation projects.
The department is also looking after the smart meter

projects, distribution control and data centre project,
grid tied solar plant with BESS in Karnali, solar
viability gap funding project and EV charging station
development project. The brief descriptions of the
projects being undertaken by DLSD are as follows:

Distribution System Augmentation and Expansion
Project

This project was initiated to augment and expand
the distribution system all over Nepal to improve
reliability of distribution system, enhance quality
of electricity supply and reduce distribution system
losses. The project is being executed in following 3
lots of contracts:

Lot 1: This lot of contract intends to expand distribution
network in the eastern region of Nepal.

The scope of this contract consists of construction of
13 numbers of 33/11 kV new substations, 167 km of
33 kV line, 197 km of 11 kV line, 165 km of 400/230
V line and installation of 150 numbers of 11/0.4 kV
distribution transformers. The contract was awarded
to M/S A2Z Infra Engineering Limited, India on 15
June, 2016. Out of total 13 numbers of substations, 9
substations have been commissioned & charged and
has contributed to 67 MVA additional capacity into the
system. Similarly, a total of 142 km of 33 kV line, 101
km of 11 kV line and 90 km of 400/230 V line has been
completed and 45 number of distribution transformers
have been installed till date. The project is expected to
be completed by the end of 2025.

Lot 2: This contract lot intends to expand distribution
network in the western region of Nepal. The scope of
this contract consists of construction of 12 numbers
of 33/11 kV new substations, 181 km of 33 kV line,
147 km of 11 kV line, 140 km of 400/230 V line and
installation of 182 numbers of 11/0.4 kV distribution
transformers.

The contract was awarded to M/S A2Z Infra Engineering
Limited, India on 15 July, 2016. Out of total 12 numbers
of substations, 11 substations have been commissioned
& charged and has contributed to 63 MVA additional
capacity into the system. Similarly, a total of 165 km of

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33 kV line, 100 km of 11 kV line, 67 km of 400/230 V
line has been completed and 55 number of distribution
transformers have been installed till date. The project
is expected to be completed by the end of 2025.

Lot 3: This contract lot intends to improve distribution
network all over the country. The scope of this contract
consists of upgradation of 12 numbers of 33/11 kV
existing substations and construction of 87 km of 33
kV line, 342 km of 11 kV line, 365 km of 400/230
V line and installation of 262 numbers of 11/0.4 kV
distribution transformers. The contract was awarded to
M/S East India Udhyog Limited, India on 22 February,
2016. This contract has almost been completed and is
under successful operation.

Rural Electrification and Distribution Network
Improvement of Tanahu District

This project intends to electrify and improve the
networks of the nearby villages which will be affected
by the Tanahu Hydropower Project and 15 financed
by ADB through Loan No.2990/2991-NEP (SF):
Tanahu Hydropower Project. The scope of this project
consists of construction of two 33/11 kV, 6/8 MVA
SS at Saranghat and Ghiring, 40 km of 33 kV sub-
transmission line, 222 km of 11 kV line, 345 km of
400/230 V line and installation of seventy (70) nos.
distribution transformers (11/0.4 kV). The contract was
awarded to M/s JV of East India Udhyog and Waiba
Infratech on 29 November 2018. This project has been
completed and is under successful operation.

Utility Scale Grid Tied Solar Project

The objective of this project is to promote grid tied
Solar PV Projects in Nepal through Viability Gap
Funding (VGF). GON has received grant from Strategic
Climate Change Fund under ADB administration of
SASEC Power System Expansion Project.

In the first phase, five (5) solar power developers had
been selected through competitive bidding process and
Power Purchase Agreement was signed with them to
procure solar energy generated from utility scale grid
tied solar power plant with total capacity of 24 MW. Of
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commissioned and connected to NEA grid. Remaining
two plants are in various stages of development.

Karnali Solar Energy Project

The objective of this project is to Design, Engineering,
Supply,
Commissioning and Operation & Maintenance support
of (AC) Solar PV Power Plants with Battery Energy
Storage System at Mugu (360 kW AC and 2200 MWh
Battery), Dolpa (620 kW AC and 2000 MWh Battery),
Jumla (950 kW AC and 3800 MWh Battery) and
Humla (995 kW AC and 3000 MWh Battery) districts
of Nepal.

Construction, Installation, Testing,

The topographical, geo-investigation, grid connectivity
survey of all four sites has been completed. Both the
civil and electrical design of all four sites have been
finalized. The civil construction of Jumla site has
already started wherein the guard house, store house,
Retaining wall, foundation works for BESS and road
alignment is ongoing and that of other sites of project
is likely to start soon.

Kathmandu Valley Central and Northern
Distribution System Enhancement Project

This objective of the project is the enhancement and
rehabilitation of the distribution system (11kV and
0.4kV) for the areas mostly from the Maharajgunj
Distribution Center in the Northern region of the
Kathmandu Valley. The scope of the project includes
design, supply, installation and commissioning of
underground distribution network under Maharajgunj
Distribution Center including reinforcement.

The contract agreement was signed on 15 March, 2019
with KEI Industries Limited, India. As of now, 117 km
of trench work, 613 km of pipe laying, 210 km of HT
cable, 340 km of LT cable and 2441 numbers of different
foundation for feeder panels/RMU has been completed
in Maharajgunj, Lazimpat, Baluwatar, Bansbari,
Budhanilkantha, © Gongabu,Tokha,।§ Dhumbarahi,
Basundhara, Samakhusi, area. Due to unavailability
of road cutting permission from the road department
and local bodies, about 25% of the road section of the

project is yet to be started. This project is expected to

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Installation of Distribution Transformer for commissioning of
Underground Network.

Kathmandu Valley East and South Distribution
System Enhancement Project

The project intends the enhancement of distribution
system and/or rehabilitation of distribution system
(11kV and 0.4kV) with the provision of automation
for the areas under Ratnapark Distribution Center. The
scope of the project includes design, supply, installation
and commissioning of underground distribution
network using trenchless boring methodology under
Ratnapark Distribution Center including reinforcement
and automation. The major work includes the
construction of underground 11kV Line with 283 Km
XLPE cable & underground 400-volt Line with 382
Km XLPE cable, underground optical fiber laying: 84
Km, Construction and upgrading of 11 kV overhead

line by AB Cables.

The contract agreement was signed on the 15 March,
2019 with KEI Industries Limited, India. Till date,
282 Km HT cable laying, 360 Km LT cable lying
has been completed in Chabahil, Gaushala, Airport,
Tinkune, Paniphokari, Lazimpat, Koteshwor,
Nayabazar, Thamel, Garidhara, Dhobikhola Corridor,
Teku, Tripureswor, Samakhusi, Lainchaur, Maitidevi,
Dillibazaar, Putalisadak area. Cable, Pipe laying and
foundation for panels/RMU for remaining area is
in progress. Due to effect of Covid-19 pandemic,
inadequate road cutting permission the project is
expected to be completed by end of 2025.

Kathmandu Valley Smart Metering Project

NEA's first smart metering initiative marks a major step
in modernizing its distribution system by introducing
smart meters across all consumer categories. The
project aims to improve operational efficiency and
reduce distribution losses, thereby enhancing NEA's
financial performance.

As a pilot, the project implemented an Advanced
Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system for 97,000
in the Ratnapark and Maharajgunj
distribution centers. Awarded to M/S Pinggao Wisdom
JV in March 2019, the project has already shown
benefits such as lower meter reading costs and reduced
Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses.
The AMI system includes a Head End System (HES),
Meter Data Management System (MDMS), Business
Intelligence (BI), and Network Management System

consumers

(NMS). Smart meters communicate using a resilient
RF Mesh Network, which forms a self-healing,
dynamic system. Meter data is collected through Data
Concentrator Units (DCUs) installed on poles, which
relay information to the HES via GPRS or 3G.

RF Mesh technology, ideal for dense urban areas,
enables multi-hop and ad-hoc communication and
is compatible with existing infrastructure like fiber
optics and telecom towers. The project was completed
in 2022 and is currently in the final stage of handover
to distribution centers. Its success paves the way for a

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nationwide rollout of AMI systems.

Installation of Smart Meter at Residential Consumer

Kathmandu Valley West Distribution System
Enhancement Project

Background:

This project is a sub-project under Power Transmission
and Distribution System Strengthening Project
(PTDSSP) which is funded by ADB under the loan
no. 3943-NEP(COL). The project intends towards
the enhancement of distribution system and/or
rehabilitation of the distribution system (11kV and
0.4kV) with the provision of automation for the
areas under Kirtipur, Kuleshwor, Baneshwor, Balaju
and Jorpati Distribution Center. The scope of the
project includes Design, Supply, Installation and
Commissioning of Underground Distribution Network
using Trenchless boring methodology under Kirtipur,
Kuleshwor, Baneshwor, Balaju and Jorpati Distribution
Center including Reinforcement and Automation.

The project also covers the service connection work in
Maharajgunj and Ratnapark Distribution Center.
Work Progress:

Contract was signed on 24th June, 2020 with M/s
Larsen & Toubro Limited, India. The contract effective
date started from 20th December, 2020 and time for
completion of the project is 30th June, 2026. Survey
and equipment GTP, Drawing and Type test approval
work have been completed. The 50 nos. of HT feeders

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and 592 Distribution network (LT) design has been
approved. The construction work at Kalanki to Thankot
Checkpost and Syuchatar Substation area under
Kuleshwor Distribution Center, Chabahil Switching
Station to Kalopul to Ratopul, Dovan bridge upto
Biulu bazar arc bridge, Old Baneshwor to Sankhmul
bridge
Mulpani Switching station to New Mulapni Substation

under Baneshwor Distribution Center and

under Jorpati Distribution Center are under progress.
129 nos. of Ring Main Unit (RMU), 538 nos. of Feeder
Pillars and 1300 nos. Service Pillars has been installed.
HDPE pipe laying of 600 k.m., HT & LT XLPE Cable
laying of 385 k.m. and around Eighteen Thousand
Service Cable Laying work has been completed. And
among the installed equipments 90 nos. of RMU, 280
nos. of Feeder Pillars, 850 nos. of Service Pillars, 225
k.m. of XLPE Cables and around 5000 service cables
are charged. In the routes like Jaddibutti to Sinamangal
Mandir, Sinamangal Mandir to Khahare Chowk,
Sinamangal Mandir to Manohara Bridge, Balkhu to TU
Gate, Balkhu to Kalimati Chowk, Kalimati to Soaltee
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Reinforcement Project

System

This project aims to modernize and enhance the
reliability of the power distribution system in the areas
served by the Lagankhel, Pulchowk, Bhaktapur, and
Thimi Distribution Centers. The initiative involves
both rehabilitation of existing infrastructure and the
integration of advanced automation technologies to
support a smarter, more resilient network.

The key components of the project comprise the
construction of 120 circuit kilometers of underground
11kV distribution lines and the installation of 100 circuit
kilometers of underground 400V lines to enhance
system reliability and reduce overhead congestion.
Additionally, 120 kilometers of underground optical
fiber shall be laid to support communication and

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automation infrastructure. The project has also scoped
the upgrading of 100 circuit kilometers of 11 kV
overhead lines and 120 kilometers of 400V overhead
lines using AB cables to improve safety, minimize
technical losses, and enhance aesthetics in urban areas.
Furthermore, 200 Ring Main Units (RMUs) will be
installed across the network to strengthen operational
flexibility, ensure fault isolation, and enable more
service

reliable power distribution with faster

restoration capabilities.

The project is funded through a concessional loan from
the Asian Development Bank under the South Asia
Subregional Economic Cooperation (SASEC) Power
Transmission and Distribution System Strengthening
Project. Itis being implemented by Project Management
Directorate under Nepal Electricity Authority. The
contract for the design, supply, installation, Testing
and commissioning of the system was awarded to
TATA Projects Limited India on June 4, 2021. The
contract has been effective on September 9, 2021,
and the project completion date has been extended to
December 8, 2025.

Progress to date include the completion of network
surveys, consumer indexing, soil investigations, civil
material testing, and approval of foundation designs
for LT feeder pillars. The HT and LT network design
has been completed for key routes in Bhaktapur and
Lalitpur. The erection work of HT and LT Underground
Network has been completed approx. 70% in the
Bhaktapur Section and approx. 3% in the Lalitpur
Section.

As of now, the project has achieved 65.5% physical
progress and 45.30% financial progress. Despite
challenges such as right of way issues, safety concerns
from the public, coordination hurdles with utility
agencies, and delays in obtaining authority approvals,
the project remains on a steady track. With over
60% of the required materials already available and
major design and engineering works completed, the
remaining implementation is expected to progress
more efficiently.

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The project has also undertaken network reconfiguration
to reduce technical losses and improve Network by
aligning with future planned developments. This project
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Reinforcement Project

The project is being executed under the loan received
by the Government of Nepal from Asian Development
Bank (ADB) towards the SASEC Power Transmission
and Distribution System reinforcement for the

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"Design, Supply, Installation and Commissioning of
Underground Distribution Network under Pokhara
and Bharatpur Distribution Center including
Reinforcement and Automation" under the Pokhara-
Bharatpur Distribution System Reinforcement Project

(PBDSRP).

This project aims the enhancement of distribution
system and/or rehabilitation of existing distribution
system (33kV, 11kV and 0.4kV) with the provision of
automation for the areas under Pokhara and Bharatpur
Distribution Center. The scope of the project includes
design, supply, installation and commissioning of
underground distribution network using trenchless
boring methodology including reinforcement and
automation. Work under this project is divided into two
sections (Pokhara and Bharatpur). After the detailed
designs, the work under Pokhara section includes
underground 11 kV Line: 127 km & underground 400
Volt Line: 77 km, underground optical fiber laying: 55
km, Construction and upgrading of 11 kV overhead line
by AAA Cable: 5 circuit km and RMU and LT Feeder
pillar installation: 73 and 933 numbers respectively.
Work under Bharatpur Section includes underground
33 kV Line: 12 circuit km, underground 11 kV Line: 88
circuit km & underground 400 Volt Line: 48 circuit km,
underground optical fiber laying: 28 km, Construction
and upgrading of 11 kV overhead line by AAA Cable:
12 circuit km & 400 Volt overhead line by AB Cable:
4.5 km and RMU and LT Feeder Pillar installation: 60
and 371 numbers respectively.

Contract Agreement of the Project was concluded with
the successful bidder (TATA Projects Limited, India)
on Oct 8, 2021 with the project completion period of
two years has been extended up to 315 July 2025.
The network drawing of Pokhara and Bharatpur were
approved along with some section added in both the
site areas. As for the supply of materials, the required
materials including HDPE pipes, HT & LT XLPE and
service cables, termination kits, RMU, feeder pillars,
STP Poles, covered conductor and its accessories have
been delivered at the respective stores.

At Pokhara, more than 140 km of HDPE pipe and over

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35 km of PLB pipe has been laid primarily around the
Airport to Seti section and Lakeside area. In total 106
km of the HT & LT cable has been laid. 541 numbers
of civil foundation for equipment has been casted in
which total 450 number of equipment (RMU's & LT
Feeder pillar) have been installed. More than 50%
cable used in 11 number of UG feeders is charged as of
now. Similarly, in the Bharatpur site, laying of 152 km
HDPE and around 43 km of PLB pipe. Additionally,
31km of 33kV XLPE cable has been laid along with
over 79 km of 11kV and LT cables. Also, 365 numbers
of civil foundation for equipment has been casted in
which total 317 numbers of equipment (RMU's & LT
Feeder pillar) have been installed. At least 5 numbers
of UG feeders have been charged. With the overall
project progress at 65%, the major tasks in the both
the Pokhara and Bharatpur site are anticipated to reach
completion within the current fiscal year with the
added work scope.

Rural Electrification and Distribution System
Rehabilitation Project in Province No.2

In order to achieve the goal of sustainable energy access
and grid access to all, Government of Nepal and Nepal
Electricity Authority have emphasized on improving
the quality of electricity supply by construction of
additional distribution system infrastructures including
the reinforcement of existing distribution networks in
province no. 2 (Madesh Pradesh) through SASEC-
PTDSSP funded by ADB. The scope of works under
this project include construction of ten (10) nos. of
new 33/11 kV substations, 33 kV lines, 11 kV lines
and low voltage distribution lines and reinforcement
and rehabilitation of existing distribution networks.
The project area includes 8 districts of Province 2 viz.
Siraha, Saptari, Dhanusa, Mahottari, Sarlahi, Rautahat,
Bara and Parsa. The project has been divided into five
lots viz. Lot 1, Lot 2, Lot 3, Lot 4 & Lot 5. The contract
for this project has been awarded to M/s Tata Projects
Limited on 17 March, 2021. Whole province no. 2
electrification project is divided in 5 lots.

Lot 1: The scope of works consists of construction

of six (6) completely new 33/11 kV substations and
65 circuit km of 33 kV line at Saptari, Siraha and
Dhanusha districts which will connect these new
substations and old substation from the existing and/
or new network. Birendrabazar substation 15 already
charged and in operation. Mahendranagar and Nagrain
substation has been constructed already and remaining
3 substations at Pansera (Saptari), Sarlahi and Lohana
are under-construction and expected to complete by
September, 2025.

Lot 2: The scope of works consists of construction
of four (4) completely new 33/11 kV substations and
226 km of 33 kV line at Mahottari, Sarlahi, Rautahat,
Bara and Parsa districts which will connect these new
substations and old substation from the existing and/
or new network. Bardibas Substation has been charged
already. Manara Substation is complete and testing
is on-going. Dokaila and Manpur substations are
expected to complete by September, 2025. Similarly,
5111 Simraungadh 33kV UG line and 13.5 km 33v
Loharpatti-Aurahi Line are already in operation. 18 km
Piluwa- Kalaiya, Almost 40 ckt km Loharpatti-Paraul-
Manara-Jaleshwor Line, 10 km Parwanipur- Dokaila
lines, 10 km double circuit Piluwa-Simara SEZ are
under-construction. These all lines are expected to
complete by end of current fiscal year.

Lot 3: The scope of work consists of construction of
250 circuit km of 11kV, 320 circuit km of 400/230V line
and installation of 170 nos. distribution transformers
at Saptari and Siraha districts. Supply of almost 5500
PSC poles has been done out of which erection and
stringing of almost 40km line is completed.

Lot 4: The scope of work consists of construction of
360 circuit km of 117४, 350 circuit km of 400/230V
line and installation of 175 nos. of distribution
transformers at Dhanusha, Mahottari and Sarlahi
districts. Supply of almost 5000 PSC poles has been
done out of which erection and stringing of almost

30km line is completed.

Lot 5: The scope of work consists of construction
of 340 km of 11kV, 330 km of 400/230V line and

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Rautahat, Bara and Parsa districts. Supply of almost
2000 PSC poles has been done out of which erection
and stringing of almost 30km line is completed.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Infrastructure
Development Project

The project has successfully installed 62 charging
stations across the country, with an average daily
electricity sale of 35,000 units. Nepal Electricity
Authority (NEA) operates charging stations that are
the first choice for general consumers. Currently,
NEA's charging stations, known as NEA Charge,
form a mobile app and related Charging Management
System (CMS)/Backend, creating a comprehensive
and accessible EV Charging Ecosystem. With an
easy payment system, simple Electric Vehicle Service
Equipment (EVSE), Electric Vehicles, CMS, and
mobile app coordination, charging stations installed
even in remote areas are regularly operational. As of
now, the NEA Charge Application has been downloaded
by 30,500 general consumers who have created their
accounts. Additionally, NEA operates charging stations
in major cities and highways, achieving up to 10%-

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40% Annual Capacity Utilization. On average, 2,500
customers daily facilitate 35,000 units of electricity
distribution through these stations. On average, one
charging station serves 45-50 customers daily.

Distribution System Control and Data Center
Project

The Distribution System Control and Data Center
Project (DSCDCP),
Modernization Project (EGMP) encompasses the

a part of Electricity Grid

development of a SCADA (Supervisory Control
and Data Acquisition System), DMS (Distribution
Management System), OMS (Outage Management
System) for underground electricity distribution system
within Kathmandu Valley, alongside the establishment
of a Tier III International Standard Data Center for
the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). The project
location is situated at NEA's Syuchatar Substation
premises, under the Kathmandu Grid Division. The
contract was signed between NEA and M/S Yantai
Donfang Wisdom Electric Co. Ltd, China on July 2021
and the project commenced from 21st November of
the same year.

The project aims to integrate 30 Remote Terminal
Units (RTUs) across various substations and switching
stations within Kathmandu valley, as well as some
selected substations of KavrePalanchowk, Pokhara
and Chitwan districts, into the Distribution Control
Center (DCC) along with associated communication
equipment. Currently, there are 24 substations and
switching stations in the Kathmandu Valley. RTU

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installation has been completed in 17 of these substations
and switching stations with installations in progress at
the remaining sites. The SCADA/DMS/OMS systems
will enable remote configuration, monitoring, and
control of the distribution systems. RTUs, RMUs,
and the SCADA system will be interconnected
in a distribution ring network using optical fiber
connections as primary connection source, ensuring
an error-free communication network. A GPRS
system with 4G capacity on the other hand will serve
as a secondary redundant communication medium.
Outages can be supervised, managed, and maintained
remotely from the control center. Similarly, the state-
of-the-art Data Center facility is designed to support a
wide array of computations, data storage, networking,
and business applications for the organization. NEA
has constructed an international standard Tier III Data
Center facility, which centralizes NEAs resources and
infrastructure for data processing, storage, sharing, and
communication.

The Physical infrastructure of NEAs Data Center
facility includes prefabricated containers with 40
racks (36 Server Racks and 4 Network Racks) with
the facilities like NOC (Network Operating Center),
SOC (Security Operation Center), BMS (Building
Management System) and office areas. This facility is
equipped with utilities like cooling, electricity, network
security access, firefighting and uninterruptible power
supplies meeting the requirements for Tier IIT standard.
The project 15 designed to integrate with various
ongoing and future initiatives, including the GIS
system of Electricity Distribution Cable Underground
Projects, GIS Smart Grid Project, SAS Project, RMS
Project, Smart Metering System Projects, and other
upcoming NEA IT projects. Successful completion of
this project ensures the protection of NEAs proprietary
systems and data, centralization of IT and data
processing, and the application of robust information
security controls. This Data Center facility serves
as a benchmark for NEA's strive towards its goal of
digitization. Additionally, NEA is poised to start a
Disaster Recovery Centre project at the New Butwal

Substation Premises in Nawalparasi District in the FY
2082/83.

The newly built Data Center facility, officially
inaugurated on June 28, 2024, is now fully operational
under NEA's Data Centre Division. Similarly, the
Distribution System Control Centre (DCC) began its
operational shift duties on June 11, 2025. NEA is on
the verge of completing the project, expediting the
installation of RTUs and communication equipment in
all switching stations and substations. Meanwhile, the
SCADA software 1s already installed and operational in
the DCC, while DMS/OMS system is still in progress.
With the gradual completion of related projects, such
as the Underground Projects within Kathmandu Valley
and the GIS Smart Grid Project, the completion of this
project appears imminent.

Kathmandu Valley Smart Metering Project Phase
II

As the first smart metering initiative of NEA aimed at
equipping all consumer classes with smart meters, this
project marks a significant milestone in modernizing
the distribution business. It is expected to substantially
NEA's health by
distribution losses and enhancing the overall efficiency

improve financial reducing

of distribution system operations.

Under this initiative, a pilot project was implemented
with an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
system covering 97,000 consumers in the Ratnapark
and Maharajguny distribution centers. The contract was
awarded to M/S Pinggao Wisdom JV in March 2019. The
project has already demonstrated immediate benefits
such as reduced meter reading costs and a noticeable
reduction in Aggregate Technical and Commercial
(AT&C) losses. The AMI system comprises a Head
End System (HES), Meter Data Management System
(MDMS), Business Intelligence (BI), and Network
Management System (NMS). Smart Energy Meters
installed under this project communicate via a robust
RF Mesh Network, forming a dynamic, self-healing
communication system. Metering endpoints connect
within a Neighborhood Area Network (NAN), while
Data Concentrator Units (DCUs) installed on utility

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poles collect data from up to 200 meters and relay it to
the HES using GPRS or 3G networks.

RF Mesh technology, known for its ability to form
ad-hoc links and perform multi-hop communication,
is particularly suited for dense and complex urban
environments, while also being compatible with
traditional grid communication infrastructures like
fiber optics and telecom towers.

Completed in 2022, the project is in its final phase
of capitalization and handover to the respective
distribution centers. Its success has laid a strong
foundation for nationwide AMI system expansion. The
project is to be financed through loan proceeds from
the ADB under ETDSP.

Disaster Recovery Center Project

The Disaster Recovery Center Project (DRCP) is a
significant initiative under the Project Management
Directorate of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).
The project is financed jointly by the NEA, the
Government of Nepal, and the Asian Development
Bank (ADB) as a part of the broader Electricity
Transmission and Distribution Strengthening Project
(ETDSP).

The primary objective of DRCP is to establish a fully
functional Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) for NEA
at the New Butwal Substation, located in Nawalparasi
District of Gandaki Province. This DRC will serve as
a critical backup facility to ensure continuity of NEA's
IT operations during emergencies or system failures
at the primary data center. In addition to the physical
DRC infrastructure, the project aims to develop a
private cloud infrastructure for NEA, enhancing data
security, flexibility, and digital resilience across its
operations. To ensure seamless data transmission
and synchronization between the primary data center
and the new DRC, the project will deploy Dense
Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) based
optical fiber technology. This high-speed and high-
capacity network backbone will enable real-time data
replication and robust disaster recovery capabilities.

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During the current fiscal year, the project successfully
completed the bid document preparation, which was
subsequently approved by ADB. Following this, NEA
has already published the invitation for bids to select
the most suitable contractor for implementation. The
technical bid opening has been completed, and the
evaluation process is currently underway. For this
year, the project is focused on completing the bidder
selection process and mobilizing the site for project
execution.

Karnali Province Distribution System Expansion
Project

The project aims to provide reliable electricity access to
remote districts in Karnali Province, Nepal, including
Jumla, Kalikot, West Rukum, Jajarkot, Mugu, and
Dolpa. Key infrastructure development includes the
installation of 463.29 km of 11 kV distribution lines,
approximately 1,221.57 km of LT (Low Tension) lines,
and 245 distribution transformers to enhance power
supply efficiency. A major highlight of the project is the
planned 33/11 kV substation in Upper Dolpa, which
will bring electricity to underserved communities in
the region for the first time. Currently, the project is
undergoing Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
and Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) surveys
to ensure sustainable and eco-friendly implementation.
Once completed, this initiative will significantly
improve living standards, support economic activities,
and reduce reliance on traditional energy sources,
contributing to the overall development of Karnali
Province. This project will also be assisted by ADB
under ETDSP.

Distributed Solar Photovoltaic Project

This project aims to develop approximately 8 MWp
distributed grid connected solar PV projects in public
lands and rooftop buildings in Karnali Province and
other places of Nepal. The scope of the project includes
design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning
and operation & maintenance support of Solar PV
Power Plants at Karnali and other places of Nepal
with upto 1 MWp capacity at each site. This initiative

Project Management Directorate

is part of the Distributed Grid Connected Soar
Photovoltaic (PV) Generation Facility Subproject,
South Asia
Cooperation (SASEC) Electircity Transmission and

under 116 Subregional Economic
Distribution Strengthening Project, funded by the
Asian Development Bank (ADB). Identification of
location of the solar plantation implementation sites
is under process. Furthermore, solar installation sites
in Surkhet, Pokhara, Bharatpur, Janakpur & Dharan
are under detail study. After, finalization of the sites
land lease agreement, detail feasibility study, design,
tender publication, contract award, etc. and beginning
of installation works shall be done with the fiscal year
2082/83.

NEA Digital Network and SCADA Expansion
Project

Project Overview:

The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) is embarking
on a significant initiative, the "NEA Digital Network
and SCADA Expansion Project," currently in the
Request for Proposal (RFP) phase. This project aims
to revolutionize NEA's communication infrastructure
and operational efficiency, including the crucial im-
plementation of SCADA (Supervisory Control and
Data Acquisition) systems across its distribution
substa-tions. Leveraging NEA's existing 16,000 km
OPGW (Optical Ground Wire) network across its
transmission lines and SDH (Synchronous Digital
Hierarchy) equipment in substations, the project
will expand fiber connectivity to all 192 distribution
This
expansion will be achieved by laying overhead ADSS
(All-Dielectric Self-Supporting) fiber with 48 cores
along transmission and distribution lines.

substations and 79 transmission substations.

Project Objectives and Scope of Work:

The primary objective of the Digital NEA and SCADA
Expansion Project is to optimize the existing OPGW
network through the integration of advanced hardware
and software technologies. This optimization will
connections between various

facilitate seamless

critical NEA entities, including substations, network

el-ements, offices, data centers, disaster recovery
centers, load dispatch centers, and distribution com-
mand control centers. A key priority is the extension
of the OPGW network to 33 kV substations, coupled
with feasibility studies for network extension to nearby
offices and locations to determine the most suit-able
telecommunication network options for NEA.

To meet future demands and establish a robust
communication infrastructure, NEA plans to augmentits
existing SDH network with an OTN (Optical Transport
Network) network. This strategic upgrade will en-sure
enhanced capacity, reliability, and scalability for NEA's
communication needs. Furthermore, in col-laboration
with leading Internet Service Providers (ISPs), NEA
has identified 52 transmission substation locations
for the deployment of DWDM (Dense Wavelength
Division Multiplexing) technology. These DWDM
deployments will serve NEA's internal communication
requirements and open avenues for future revenue
generation through leasing excess capacity to ISPs.

The comprehensive scope of work for this project

encompasses:

¢ Optimization and extension of the OPGW network.

¢ Procurement and implementation of cutting-edge
software solutions.

"० Implementation of SCADA (Supervisory Control
and Data Acquisition) at the substation level by
in-stalling RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) systems
at each distribution substation.

"० Augmentation of NEA's overall communication
network (existing SDH with OTN).

¢ Installation ofnew OTN devices at each distribution
substation level.

Project Importance:

This project willestablish NEA's ownrobustandresilient
communication network, capable of fulfilling current
and future demands for various critical operational
technologies. This includes, but is not limited to,
advanced SCADA systems, Outage Management
Systems (OMS), Advanced Distribution Management
Systems (ADMS), Energy Management Systems

Project Management Directorate

(EMS), and other technological advancements crucial
for modernizing the smart grid. The expanded fiber
network and augmented communication infrastructure
will provide the backbone for real-time monitoring,
control, and automation of NEA's transmission and
distribution assets, leading to improved reliability,
efficiency, and grid stability.

Beyond internal operational benefits, the strategic
deployment of DWDM technology at 52 transmission
substations presents a significant opportunity for NEA
to generate additional revenue. By leasing excess fiber
capacity to Internet Service Providers (ISPs), NEA
can leverage its infrastructure investment to cre-ate
a new income stream, contributing to the financial
sustainability and growth of the organization.

Project Status:

NEA has conducted the initial survey and prepared the
Network topology for DWDM & OTN network along
with arial distance of fiber to be laid at pending locations
covering transmission and distribution substations. The
budget along with technical specification for SCADA,
DWDM, OTN & ADSS with all asso-ciated software
and hardware requirement is in the finalization stage
and the bidding documents for the Digital NEA and
SCADA Expansion Project are under preparation. This
project may be awarded by the end of 2025.

Institutional Strengthening Project (ISP)

Institutional Strengthening Project (ISP) is a project
under Finance Directorate. It was established with the
objective of modernizing NEA's various operational
activities by using various IT tools to increase efficiency
and to help in Management Decision Support Systems.
Presently ISP is working with the procurement and
implementation of following packages: (1) Supply
and Installation of Revenue Management System
(RMS) (1) Supply and Installation of Enterprise
Resource Planning (ERP) based Integrated Financial
Management Information System (IFMIS) and
(111) Project Management Consultant (PMC) for

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the supervision of implementations of IFMIS and
Revenue Management System (RMS) at NEA. The
procurement of these packages is funded by the Asian
Development Bank (ADB) through the Electricity Grid
Modernization Project - Additional Financing (EGMP-
AF).

The project has signed a contract agreement with M/s
LongShine Technology Group Co. Ltd, China for the
"Supply and Installation of Revenue Management
System (RMS)".
March, 2023 and its major milestones (Requirements
Updated FRS
Customization,

The project commenced from 12

Gathering, verification, System

Data Cleansing, Finalizing Data

Governance List, Piloting of Data Digitization of

consumers' legacy documents, pre-UAT workshops and

Installation and commissioning of IT infra for RMS in NEA' DC
at Syuchatar.

Installation & commissioning of IT infrastructure and

related software in NEA's Data Center at Syuchatar)

have already been completed. We are heading for Pilot

Go-live of the system.

ERP is a software system that helps organizations
streamline the core business processes. Nepal
Electricity Authority (NEA) intends to implement ERP
based IFMIS for integrated data collection, analysis
and sharing platform to address the key business
challenges and share the data across various functional
areas which can make its business processes efficient,
more robust, and reliable to meet the present and future
challenges.

NEA envisages to implement IFMIS with the following
objectives:

Standardize business processes and adopt leading
business practices.

Achieve better financial management and faster
financial reconciliation.

Manage the organization with optimum utilization
of enterprise resources and productive deployment
of human resources.

Real time information availability across the
organization.

Optimized reports and well-informed data driven
decisions.

Enterprise-wide seamless Integration.

Data security and reduce IT cost in long-run.
Single repository of master data with easy data
retrieval and reporting and 'Bird Eye View" to the
Top Management.

Project Management Directorate

improved improved
uman
Financial Resource
Management

Productivity

Objective of
IFIMS at NEA

Standard
Business
Process and

Efficient
maintenance
Planning Best

Practices

The Project Management Consultant (PMC), M/s
Deloitte Touche Tomatsu India LLP is already onboard

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ANNEXES

I. PROVINCEWISE SUBSTATION, 33 KV & 11 KV LINE DATA

11. ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION NETWORK OF NEPAL

111. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF DISTRIBUTION AND
CONSUMER SERVICES DIRECTORATE

Distribution System Data FY 2081/082।

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

I. PROVINCEWISE SUBSTATION, 33 KV & 11 KV LINE DATA

Distribution
Transformers

Number of — Substation Line Length (km)
S.N. Provincial Office 33/11 kV Capacity

गै Total Capacity
Substations MVA
( ) 33 kV 11 KV 0.4/0.23 kV Quantity (MVA)

1। Koshi PO 676.90 1369.21। 10845.44। 2871.80। 9458 795.11

3
Madhesh PO 30 730.80 850.00 7230.00 24870.30 8043 810.00
Bagmati PO 24 203.60 547.15 8177.61 26848.05 9261 1123.20
3
2

Gandaki PO 261.85 307.03। 5906.21। 15123.50। 4551 375.95
Lumbini PO 409.50 1513.11। 5109.17। 15066.72। 5247 493.35

Bagmati PDO 172.80 339.41। 3861.67। 1002471। 3489 294.50
7। Lumbini PDO 212.80 1274.04। 4188.10। 1184490। 3440 329.05

7
Karnali PO 4 93.10 634.90 3066.79 8057.20 1933 113.66
Sudurpaschim PO 29 238.60 810.37 4746.32 16183.05 3203 203.37

Total 211 2999.95 8145.22 $3131.32 156790.13 48625 4538.18

KOSHI PROVINCIAL OFFICE
1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage

Sg 208 1/082 level
Distribution Under

S.N. Name of Substation Total Proposed

Center .
(MYA) Size Capacity (KV)
(MVA)

se Pasa

Existin .
8 Construction

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Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage

Lae 208 1/082 level
Distribution . Under

Name of Substation Total Proposed

(MVA) Size Capacity (KV)
(MVA)

उता
हा उभार
छा उा पु
re

re
काम
se fom ff

Solukhumbu 33/11
iti 33/11
Taplejung। se fom]।
s fou vy।।
pe fom।

Existin
Center 8 Construction

Okhaldhunga

Panchathar

Jaljale

Udayapur

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

2 8—$— JJ ला
2.33 kV Feeder Status
Name of offeeder उन Feeder
Distribution Name of 33 KV Feeder Conductor Type Remarks
Center (km) upto Load of
2081/082 2081/082
= Anarmani-Ghailadubba 33 kV। ACSR (Dog) Twinned
33 kV Belbari Feeder त ACSR Dog
onductor
Belbari
33 kV Keraun to Letang Wolf conductor but not
feeder in operation
Anarmani to Chandragadi। ACSR(Dog)
Bhadrapur, -
Chandragadi to Baniyani। ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Hile,Leguwa to cs
Panitanki ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Tumlingtar to Leguwa ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Hile,Pakhribash to C Used for 11kV
Ghodetar ACSR(Dog) Line
33 KV Biratnagar-1। Wolf
33 KV Biratnagar-2। Wolf
33 KV Biratnagar-3। Bear
Biratnagar . .
33 KV Biratnagar-Industrial। Bear+Dog
33 KV Multifuel-1। wolf
33 KV Katahari। Dog, XLPE
Damak Feeder ACSR(Dog) Twinned
Damak ५
16 Pachgachi Feeder 22 ACSR(Dog) Halt
Twinned
17 भिन मनमा। wat। 8 Dharan-Dhankuta-Hile-Tute 68.21 92 Doe) XLPE (Rabbit,
18 Dharan Duhabi-Dharan 31.1 466 HTLS Silvassa + DOG
19। Dhulabari। Ilam Feeder। 1415। 346। ACSR (WOLF)
20 Buipa SS-Jaljale। 69। 1994। ACSRWog)
21 तल Buipa SS-Okhaldhunga। 332। 1424। ACSR@og)
ikte
22 Buipa SS-Rawa। 37। 50। ACSR(Dog)
23 Bagedhunga SS-Rasuwa ss।। 8। 1 ]ल5२00०£)
24 Duhabi Industrial feeder =। 69। 529। ACSR(DOG Twin) NEA
. C Twi Private
25 uhebi Premier Steel। 2.5। 351। ACSR(Wolf Twin) (Dedicated)
uhabi
26 Multifuel-2(Swastik Rolling)। 2। 330। ACSR(Wolf) NEA
. C Private
27 Pasupati Iron and Steel। 4.5। 320। ACSR(Panther) (Dedicated)
28 = Damak Feeder। 16। 132। ACSR (Dog)
29 Anarmani S/S-Ilam S/S.। 31.32। NoLoad_। ACSR(Dog)
30 LAM Fikkal S/S-TilkainiS/S। 1790। 54। ACSR(Dog)
31 Tilkaini S/S-Godak S/S। 415।] 98s। ACSR(Dog)
32 Tilkaini S/S -ChisapaniS/S। 4882। 4। ACSR(Dog)
33 Bhokraha- Inaruwa। 2.736। 329। Dog twin
Inaruwa .
34 Duhabi-Inaruwa। 30।। Dog

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Name of

Distribution
Center

Name of 33 KV Feeder

Length
of Feeder
(km) upto
208 1/082

Maximum
33kV Feeder
Load of
208 1/082

Conductor Type

Remarks

35
36

37
38
39

40

4]

42

Itahari

Khandbari

Okhaldhunga

Panchthar

ce

Solukhumbu

Taplejung DC

Terhathum

Udayapur

New Khanar
Old Khanar

Bhokraha-khanar-1,
Bhokraha-khanar-2

33 KV Incommer from
Baneshwar Grid SS to 33/11
KV Tirtire Substation

33 KV Incommer from
Tumlingtar Grid Substation to
33/11KV Tirtire Substation

33 kV Incommer from
Dhankuta

33 KV Outgoing Feeder for
Arun III HPP Construction
power line/Ckt1

33 KV Outgoing Feeder for
Arun II HPP Construction
power line/Ckt2

Buipa to okhaldhunga
Okhaldhung to Tingla
Thapatar to Phidim
Tlam to Phidim

Thapatar to
Tumbewa(Dhukure)

33 KV Rani-Rangeli feeder
Okhaldhunga

Salleri (used for Dudhkundh
hydropower)

Taplejung

Sinam

220 KV Basantapur feeder
Jirikhimti feeder

33 KV Jaljale feeder

33 KV Taraghari feeder

10.1

0.2

42

48

310

45

19

19। ACSR (Dog)। HTLS (0.05 sq.inch)

ACSR Wolf

ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog)। ACSR(Dog)। ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog)। ACSR(Dog)। ACSR (Dog)

ACSR (Dog)। ACSR (Dog)। ACSR (Dog)। ACSR(Dog)। ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Panther)

ACSR(Dog)

Single circuit

Single circuit

Double circuit

Not used now

33 KV Taraghari to Dudhauli

ACSR(Dog)

Urlabari

Padajungi Urlabari

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ACSR (Dog)

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

3. 11 kV Feeder Status

Name of छ
नग Name of 11kV_। Length of Feeder (km)। Maximum 11kV Feeder
Distribution upto 2081/082 load of 2081/082 Conductor Type
enter
Bazar 15 301 ACSR Dog
Garamani 88.2 251 ACSR Dog
Charali 45 287 ACSR Dog
Surunga 30.2 297 ACSR Dog
Sanischare 106.517 307 ACSR Dog
Dhulabari 24.1 246 ACSR Dog
1 Anarmani Goldhap 3 105 XLPE Covered
Kankai 152 242 ACSR Dog
Rajgadh 75 269 XLPE Covered
Khudunabari 10 132 ACSR Dog
Audhyogik 4 117 ACSR Dog
Charpane 1 153 ACSR Dog
Durgapur 149 ACSR Dog
Belbari 228 ACSR(dog/rabbit)
Haraicha 169 ACSR(dog/rabbit)
94.3 160 ACSR(dog/rabbit/weasel)
Covered conductor (100 Sq.mm)/ACSR
salakpur
. (Dog)
2 Belbari
Letang ACSR(dog/rabbit)
Gachhiya ACSR(dog/rabbit)
Laxmi Covered conductor (100 Sq.mm)/ACSR
axmi marg
(Dog)
ट : Dog, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
handragadi Sq Inch, Weasel
Airport 31 ०, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
q Inch
Dog, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
Bhadrapur 288 Sq Inch, Weasel
Jalthal 46.8 262 ०, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
q Inch, Weasel
Haldibari 47.05 190 2०, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
q Inch, Weasel
3 Bhadrapur 8.1 78 Dog, Rabbit, XLPECovered Conductor 0.1

750 KV

Sq Inch, Weasel

Baniyani

Dog, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
Sq Inch, Weasel

Kechana

Prithivi Nagar

Dog, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
Sq Inch, Weasel

Dog, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
Sq Inch, Weasel

Singimari

Dog, Rabbit,XLPECovered Conductor 0.1
Sq Inch, Weasel

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al:
Name of थे
नग Name of 11kV _—_— Length of Feeder (km) Maximum 11kV Feeder
SN. Distribution Feeder upto 2081/082 load of 2081/08 Conductor Type
enter
Bazar 66.06 50 ACSR ( Rabbit )
Chakheba 40 10 ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel )

Gumba (Aale

Roadcess

BanglaMukhi
feeder

hatimuda
Tanki-02

Basbari

11.566

छि

—
—

24.42

223 ACSR(DOG)
tm ACSR(DOG)

255 ACSR(DOG)
184 ACSR(DOG)
151 ACSR(DOG)

60.450 15 ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel )
191.594 40 ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel )
4 Bhojpur
Hile-Pakhribash 61.935 25 ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel )
52.64 15 ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel )
Bhojpur from
Tumlingtar to ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel )
Shadananda
Bhrikuti ACSR(DOG)
Nahar ACSR(DOG)
21 17 ACSR(DOG)
Bargachhi ACSR(DOG)
Tanki ACSR(DOG)
Budhanagar 16 110 ACSR(DOG/Rabbit/weasel)
14 209 ACSR(DOG)
रि
Tanki-02।
ing Roa

Ring Road

Thalaha

8। ACSR(DOG)

ACSR(DOG)

ACSR(DOG)

singiya

Milan ACSR(DOG)
Judi ACSR(DOG)
Bange। 68। 136 ACSR(DOG)
Biratnagar-1 30 321 ACSR(DOG)
Biratnagar-3 24.105 102 ACSR(DOG)

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Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Name of Name of 11kV _—_ Length of Feeder (km) Maximum 11kV F

S.N. Distribution
Center

Feeder load of 2081/082 Conductor Type

Dhukurpani

Feeder 174

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Tarabari Feeder 15 122 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Telecom Feeder 13.5 140 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
19.25 75 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

New Feeder 10 184 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Urlabari Feeder 279 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Padajugi Feeder 38.7 250 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Pashuhaat Feeder 15 270 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Kerakha Feeder 6 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Shivgunj Feeder 48.279 110 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

1 306
Mai Feeder 40 118 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Kunyjibari Feeder 3.6 1 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
. 1

0
6
Gaurigunj Feeder 54 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Nishan 29.965 22 ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)
Belhara 91.963 29 ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)
Pakhribas 26

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)

Dhankuta

1 ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)

1
Chungwang 8.435 18 ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)
105.608 52 ACSR (Weasel)
Ahaale 51.853 16 ACSR (Weasel)
Bhedetar 0.100 5 ACSR (Weasel)
ACSR (Dog,Covered Dog, Rabbit, Covered
c ACSR (Dog,Covered Dog, Rabbit, Covered
Local Chatara 39.997 311 Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR (Dog,Covered Dog, Rabbit, Covered
Panmara 29.154 169 Rabbit, Weasel)
Khanepani 4.5 92 Dog,Covered, ACSR (Dog)
BPKIHS 0.95 we ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
British 0m 74 ACSR (Rabbit)। Dharan

Industrial 2 8 ACSR (Dog)

ACSR (Dog,Covered Dog, Rabbit, Covered
Rabbit, Weasel)

32.4 161
ACSR (Dog,Covered Dog, Rabbit, Covered

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Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

S.N.

Name of
Distribution
Center

Dhulabari

Diktel

Duhabi

Name of 11kV
Feeder

Kakarvitta

Bazar

Leng

Conductor Type

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE( 50, 100
Sq. mm)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE( 50, 100
Sq. mm)

वा] धा)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE( 50, 100
Sq. mm)

Dhulabari

Budhabare
Bahundangi

Buipa SS-Diktel

Buipa SS-Haleshi

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE( 50, 100
Sq. mm)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE( 50, 100
Sq. mm)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE( 50, 100
Sq. mm)

ACSR (Rabbit)

Buipa SS-
Rajapani

ACSR(Rabbit)

Buipa SS-Pokhari

Bagedhunga SS-
Simpani

Bagedhunga SS-
Ramche

1
2
Biratnagar 2

Duhabi

Tarahara-

Tarahara-

132 27
85 10
8.33 252
16.9 285
25.61 364

52

2

ACSR (Rabbit)

ACSR(Rabbit)
ACSR (Rabbit)

ACSR (DOG Twin & RABBIT)
ACSR (DOG Twin & RABBIT)
ACSR (DOG Twin & RABBIT)

ACSR (DOG,RABBIT, WEASEL)

Inaruwa

307

ACSR (DOG,RABBIT, WEASEL)

Ilam

Sakhejung

87

ACSR (Rabbit, Covered Conductor)
ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)

Sandakpur

Mangalbare

Kanyam

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel, Covered)

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR (Dog,Rabbit)

Laxmipur

ACSR (Rabbit,Covered Conductor)

Pashupatinagar

Danabari

Maijogmai

25

ACSR (Dog,Rabbit)

ACSR (Rabbit)

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)

Gayurmukhi

10

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel)

Inaruwa

Inaruwa

Industrial
Laukahi
Jhumka

Gramin

Bhokraha
Narsingh

Koshi

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18.04 216

38.7 63
31.78 285

128.36 316

46.58 215
27.6 85

XLPE, Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

XLPE, Dog, Rabbit, Weasel
XLPE, Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

Name of
Distribution
Center

Itahari

छ

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Name of 11k Length of Feeder (km) Maximum 11kV Feeder
Feeder upto 2081/082 load of 2081/082 Conductor Type
Gaisar 29.63 261 ACSR( Dog,Rabbit)
N.T.C 15.56 258 ACSR( Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Itahari 26.56 192 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Tarahara

XLPE 100 sq.mm,ACSR( Dog,Rabbit)

Pakali
Old industrial
Labipur Industrial

18.25 205
69.77 195

11.43 315

ACSR( Dog,Rabbit)

ACSR(0.07 sq.inch)+ACSR(Dog)

Khanar

Chakraghatti
(from kushaha ss)

Prakshpur(from
kushaha ss)

New jhumka
feeder

Jhumka (from
inaruwa ss)

18.85 223
34.26 271
19.12 101
10.9 34

12.23

55
139

ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(0.07 sq.inch)+ACSR(Dog)

ACSR 100 sq.mm XLPE Cover Conductor
ACSR 100 sq.mm XLPE Cover Conductor
ACSR 100 sq.mm XLPE Cover Conductor
+ACSR(Dog)

ACSR( Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Beltar(from
udaypur ss)

162

ACSR( Rabbit, Weasel)

Khandbari

New Khandbari
Feeder

42 wm च

ACSR (Rabbit)

Makalu Feeder
Chainpur Feeder
Madi Feeder

247.295

ACSR(Rabbit) and ACSR ( Weasel)

ACSR ( Weasel)

Mudhe Feeder

Old Khandbari
Feeder

50
62.28 6
5

49
85.45 14

12

1

1

ACSR ( Weasel)
ACSR ( Weasel)

ACSR ( Weasel)

Pokhre 163.284 4 ACSR(Weasel),Covered Coductor
Okhaldhunga 198.781 62 ACSR(Weasel), Covered Coductor
16 Okhaldhunga Rumjatar 35 22 ACSR(Weasel), Covered Coductor
Okhaldhunga
७41 tar ACSR(Weasel),Covered Coductor
ramechap S/S)
Phidim 20 56 ACSR(Rabbit)
Shingapur 12 ACSR(Rabbit)
of Sakhguues 54 ACSR(Rabbit)
Rangeli Feeder। 80। ACSR( Dog, Weasel)
Karshiya Feeder ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
18 Rangeli Siyuwa Feeder ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Amardah Feeder ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Hoklabari Feeder 32.25 55 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Dainiya Feeder 61.360 108 ACSR (Dog,Rabbit)
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S.N.

Name of

Distribution

Center

Solukhumbu

Taplejung

Name of 11kV
Feeder

Length of Feeder (km) Maximum 11kV Feeder
upto 2081/082 load of 2081/08

60।

54.82

Ramite Bhadaure

Conductor Type

ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit, Dog)

Belidada

82.36। 8।

Dodhkoshi 137.53 3
6.5 6

8
Bazzar Feeder 2

ACSR (Weasel, Rabbit, Dog)

ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit, Dog)

ACSR(Rabbit) & 100 sqmm XLPE

Purano Phungling

140.5 15

Feeder

ACSR(Rabbit) & 55 sqmm XLPE

Dovan Feeder

Feeder no 1 Tellok

Feeder no 2
Sablakhu

ACSR(Rabbit) & 100 sqmm XLPE

ACSR(Rabbit)

ACSR (Rabbit)

Thechambu
Interbaranch

ACSR(Rabbit)

Terhathum

23

24

Gauradaha Baigundhura

Urlabari

गाए

Gaighat

125

14

20

Basantapur 32
27

7

24
5

48

2.6

47

36
43

12

53
245

Rabbit (Weasel)

ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel)

Jogidah 1

36

85
58
42

Sindhuli

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel, XLPE)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Beltar 216

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel, XLPE)

Old Katari 5

New Gauriganj

Maharani

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel, XLPE)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

0
1

2

73 109। 60। 120

65 115
63

50 5

261

Gauradaha

4

Gaurigan j(Bolo

Chowk ss)
Kunjibari (Bolo 2)

Chowk ss)

Urlabari Feeder 6

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(DOG, Rabbit, Weasel)

367

Pathari Feeder

Itahara Feeder 42.82 282

ACSR(DOG, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(DOG, Rabbit, Weasel)

Tandi Feeder 51.01 105

ACSR(DOG, Rabbit, Weasel)

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MADHESH PROVINCIAL OFFICE
1. Substation Status

Existin Under
8 Construction

Kanchanpur

Rajbiraj

Bodebarsain

Lahan

Siraha

Mirchaiya Mirchaiya

~

Yadukuha

Janakpur

Dhanushadham

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Jaleshwor
13

Malangwa

15 Lalbandi Haripur 8,8,8 24 33/11

6

Chandranigahpur

—

Gaur

Simraungadh

Barahathawa Barahathawa

Name of 2081/082 level
i Total
Substation Transformer Capacity (KV)
(MVA)
Bhardah 8 8 33/11
Balardah। 8। 8। 33/ll
Rupani
er ee
Bodebarsain 6/8, 16.6 24 33/11
Bhagwanpur 16 16 33/11
16/24 24 33/11

Mujeliya 16.6, 16.6, 24

Nagrain 16.6

Dhanushadham

Birendrabazar 16.6 16.6 33/11 V

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Harsaha

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Kalaiya Kalatya 6/8, 20/24 32 33/11

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Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage

Distributi N f 2081/082 level Und
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Capacity (KV)
(MVA)

Center Substation Transformer

Size (MVA)

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2.33 kV Feeder Status

Length of Maximum 33kV
Name of 33 KV Feeder Feeder(km) upto। Feeder Load of Conductor Type
2081/082 2081/082

Rupani-Balardah 34.00 198A ACSR(Dog)
Rajbiraj-Bhardah
1 Kanchanpur ;
Kataiya-Bhardah ACSR(Dog)
Balarda-Bhardah
2 Rajbiraj Rupni 2 2। 92 ACSR (DOG)

4 Lahan Bhagwanpur g

Bishnupur Wolf
Maruti 17.3 ACSR (DOG)
Yadukuha Mujeliya- Yadukuha 22 161 ACSR (DOG)
Dhanushadham

Yadukuha 14.3 Not charged yet ACSR (Wolf, Dog)

Cosmos Dedicated line 10। 85 ACSR(Dog)
Sakhuwa

Janakpur 33 kV (for Everest paper
mill - Trunk) ACSR(Dog)

Bardibas ACSR(Dog)
Janakpur 30.77 ACSR(Dog)

12 Jaleshwor
India, Sursand 14.39 ACSR(Dog)

14 Malangwa ;

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Name of
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Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate "गि।, Nawalpur to Haripur 7.5 196 ACSR (Dog),(Wolf)
15 Lalbandi ः
Nawalpur to Bagmati 16 105 ACSR (Dog)
16 Chandranigahpur Poe  -।  -। Pe
17 Maulapur Harsaha 20 233 ACSR (Dog)

Gaur 42.16 AAAC
18 Gaur
- Piluwa-Nijgadh-Kalatya- UG (400SQ mm)
20 Kalaiya Birgunj Kalaiya ACSR(Wolt/Dog), Birgunj to Pokhariya 18.17 258 ACSR(Wolf)
Pokharia,
Pokhariya to Sedhwa 19 140 ACSR(Dog)
Simara Chapur Nijgad 21 200 DOG

3. 11 kV Feeder Status

Maximum 11kV
Feeder load of
2081/082

Name of
Distribution
Center

Length of
Feeder(km) upto
2081/082

Name of 11kV Feeder

Conductor Type

Kanchanpur Feeder C -
(Balardah 5/5) 25 143.28A ACSR(Dog, Weasel, Rabbit)
Mahauli Feeder 56 122.56A ACSR(Dog, Weasel, Rabbit)
1 Kanchanpur Fattepur Feeder 5.305 37.48A ACSR(Dog, Weasel, Rabbit)
Hanumannagar Feeder 77.88A ACSR(Dog, Weasel, Rabbit)
Kanchanpur Feeder C -
(Bhardah 5/5) 237.12A ACSR(Dog, Weasel, Rabbit)
17.2 143 ACSR(Dog) &. ACSR(Rabbit)
78 144 ACSR(Dog) &. ACSR(Rabbit)
70 122 ACSR(Dog) &. ACSR(Rabbit)
2 Rajbiraj
Rupni Raipur ACSR(Dog) &. ACSR(Rabbit)
Rupni East ACSR(Dog) &. ACSR(Rabbit)
Industrial ACSR(Dog),
Hanumannagar 18 140 ACSR(Dog) &. ACSR(Rabbit)
3 Bodebarsaien
Mahuwabelhi 245 DOG, RABIT, WEASEL
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

Name of
S.N. Distribution
Center

7 Yadukuha

Janakpur
Dhanushadham

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Length of Maximum 11kV
Name of 11kV Feeder Feeder(km) upto Feeder load of
2081/082 2081/082

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x
3
11 KV Inarwa

11 KV Nawarajpur 0

11 KV Siraha 77491
11 KV Bishnupur 76.067
11 KV Kalyanpur 75.847

11 KV Aurhi

Conductor Type

Not Charged Yet

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weseal), 100 Sq Mm
XLPE

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weseal), 100 Sq Mm
XLPE

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weseal), 100 Sq Mm
XLPE

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weseal), 100 Sq Mm
XLPE

Mirchaiya

Dog,Rabbit, Weseal
Dog,Rabbit, Weseal

Bandipur 47.504 114.1
Kalyanpur 31.327 97.74

Dog,Rabbit, Weseal
Dog,Rabbit, Weseal

Golbazar 107.599 278.1
Bhatiyan 24.262 7

ACSR(Dog/Rabbit/Weasel)

6
Kamala 29.584 77

DEDICATED 10.11 180
INDUSTRIAL 14.688

MAHENDRANAGAR 38.923

ACSR(Dog/Rabbit/Weasel)

ACSR DOG

ACSR DOG/RABBIT

ACSR DOG/RABBIT/WEASEL
ACSR DOG/RABBIT/WEASEL

ACSR DOG/RABBIT/WEASEL
ACSR DOG/RABBIT/WEASEL

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

RING 60.966 2
PIDARI 69.044 2
1

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Kisanpur 36.229

160

00

60

Dhanushadham 47.1695 117
46

109

84

135

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ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

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Name of Length of Maximum 11kV
S.N. Distribution Name of 11kV Feeder Feeder(km) upto Feeder load of Conductor Type
Center 2081/082 2081/082

10 Sakhuwa

14 Malangwa

1

1

1

N

Solti ACSR(Dogg,Rabbit)

Mahendranagar 11 KV ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Lalgadh 11 KV ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Industrial 11 KV 18.9 150 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit)
Dhalkebar 11 KV 5 52 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit)
Gaushala Feeder 72.792 135 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
98.51 175 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
Aurahi Feeder 15.5 160 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
47.25 156 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
Sonamai Feeder 55.22 205 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
70 200 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
Kisannagar Feeder 18.7 105 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
23.2 107 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
Bazar Feeder 19.64 18.7 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
3.16 6.5 ACSR-RABBIT/DOG
Ring 10.5 7 ACSR(RABBIT/WEASEL)
16 110 ACSR(RABBIT/WEASEL)
Eakdara 63 45 ACSR(RABBIT/WEASEL)
Katti 55 201 ACSR(RABBIT/WEASEL)
ना छा
बात। सा।। ACSRDogeRebbi)।
Gramin Feeder ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel Dog)

58.75 300 above

Gramin Feeder ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel Dog)

Kaudena Feeder 91 185 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel Dog)
Godaita Feeder 72 279 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel Dog)
Balra Feeder 105 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel Dog)

Khairwa 108 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel Dog)

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Birta ACSR(Dog)

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Name of
Distribution
Center

15 Lalbandi

17 Maulapur

S.N.

Chandranigahpur

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Length of
Feeder(km) upto
2081/082

121
25

Name of 11kV Feeder

Lalbandi feeder

Harion feeder

Pachgachiya Graming
feeder

Pachgachtya Industrial
feeder
Brathwa/Gair Feeder

Purnbash feeder
10

56.36

Haripu feeder
Chapur North Feeder
Chapur South Feeder

Chapur Feeder
Janglesaiya Feeder

Sakhuwa Feeder

Maulapur 18.5
Fatuwa Bijayapur

Katahariya .78
Baudhimai

Dewahi Gohani 23.5

Purenwa

Bairiya

Harsaha

Batra

ae

Baragadhi

120 248A
1

49.4 191A
1

31 163

Maximum 11kV
Feeder load of
2081/082

280

Conductor Type

ACSR(Weasel),ACSR(Dog), ACSR
(Rabbit), Xlpe 100sq.mm, Xlpe 50 sq.mm

ACSR(Weasel), ACSR(Dog),

ACSR(Rabbit), Xlpe 100sq.mm, 2106 50
sq.mm

190 ACSR(Weasel),ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit),
Xlpe 100sq.mm, 2106 50 sq.mm

ACSR(Dog),XIpe 100sq.mm

ACSR(Weasel),ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Weasel), ACSR(Dog)

20 ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit,)
eg. ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit,)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit,)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit,)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit,)
ACSR(Dog,Rabbit,)

Rabbit, Wesel

254A

110A
129
95

Dog,

31.473 123 Dog, Rabbit, Wesel

76.569 204 Dog, Rabbit

190 300 Dog, Rabbit

15km Weasel, 8Km Rabbit, 8Kkm Dog

16Km Weasel, 10Km Rabbit, 4km Dog
12Km Weasel, 6Km Rabbit, 14 Km Dog

198
154

7Km Weasel, 11Km Rabbit,4Km Dog

Kalaiya

19
20

Simraungadh

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Nagarpalika 312 ACSR(Dog)
Inarwasira 110 ACSR(Rabbit)
Rampur 160 ACSR(Dog)

Krishi 75 300 ACSR(Rabbit)
Badharwa 53 155 ACSR(Rabbit)

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S.N.

Distribution

Name of

Length of

Name of 11kV Feeder Feeder(km) upto

Center 2081/082

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Maximum 11kV

Feeder load of
2081/082

Conductor Type

Birguny 1 Dog, Rabbit, Weasel,conductor
Birguny 2 Bare Copper, Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

Birgunj 6 21.52

Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

Bare Copper, Dog, Rabbit, covered
conductor

Dog, Rabbit, Weasel, covered conductor

295 Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

Bindabashni 16.09

Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

Jagarnathpur 6.56 360 Dog, Rabbit, Weasel

25.49 325 Dog, Rabbit, Weasel, covered conductor

21 Birgunj
Dabur Nepal 1.43 225 HT ABC, Dog
Gandak Dog, Rabbit, HT ABC
Nitanpur Dog, Rabbit, Weasel
Bhaluhi 16.53 190 Dog, Rabbit, HT ABC
Chhapkatyan Dog, Rabbit, Weasel
Balirampur Dog, Rabbit, Weasel, covered conductor
2
Pokhariya 63.5 ACSR(Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)
Langadi ACSR(Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)
Bahudarmai ACSR(Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)
292 Pokharia Thori 44 ACSR(Rabbit+ Weasel)
Janki 22.99 ACSR(Rabbit+ Weasel)
Feeder no.6(Barwa Branch) 26 70 ACSR(Rabbit+ Weasel)
Bindabasini (Bahuarwa C 1.
batha branch) 14.42 58 ACSR(Rabbit+ Weasel)
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S.N. Distribution Name of 11kV Feeder Feeder(km) upto Feeder load of Conductor Type
Center 2081/082 2081/082

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1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) Voltage
ae upto 2081/082 level
Distribution

Under

Center Name of Substation Total xisting Construction
Transformer Capacit (KV)
Size (MVA) pacity

(MVA)
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2.33 kV Feeder Status

Length of
Name of 33 KV Feeder Feeder(km)
upto 2081/082

Devighat-Chaughada ACSR(Dog)

1 Nuwakot DC 100 Sq. mm
Bhalche-Shantibazar 12 2 Covered
Conductor
Ratmate S/S to Tarukaghat 4 Pe ACSR (Dog)
Tarukaghat to Galchhi 8.5। - ACSR (Dog)

Tarukaghat to Dhadingbeshi 17 19] ACSR (Dog)
S/S
Dhading Dhadingbeshi S/S to Salyantar

Jahare S/S to Thopal PH IPP (1.4 MW); Currently notin) 4 cgp (Dog)
operation

Matatirtha S/S to Naubise S/S ACSR (Wolf)

Richet PH to Salyantar S/S 12 IPP (5 MW+4.6 MW) ACSR (Dog)

om PH to Dhadingbeshi IPP (8.4 MW) ACSR (Dog)

XLPE(100),
Manthali 33.00 Km 10027.20 KVA ACSR(DOG),
ACSR(RABBIT)
ACSR(DOG),
a" —_ XLPE(100)
Doramba 24.10 Km 1791.00 KVA ACSR(DOG)
Rakathum 34.02 Km 0.00 KVA ACSR(DOG)
. ACSR(DOG)
Bamti Bhandar 11.22 Km 963.00 KVA र °
Ramechhap DC fare। sso XLPE(100)

Makaibari-Mude-Lamosaghu 26.768 PO

29.675
Tamakosi-New khimti- Kirne 19.56

Jiri- Bojini IPP 6.482

; Lamosanghu-Kubhinde 17.0 S5A
Sindhupalchowk DC
Lamosanghu-Mude 15.0 60A
Unichaur-Malta bear
9. Lagankhel DC ;
Khanikhola-Malta 7 bear

Maximum 33kV Feeder Load
of 2081/082

Name of

Distribution Center Conductor Type

Tamakoshi-Namdu-Jiri

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3. 11 kV Feeder Status

Maximum
Name of Length of 11kV Feeder
Distribution Name of 11kV Feeder Feeder (km) load of Conductor Type
Center upto 2081/082 081/082
Nuwakot 52.79 71 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 &100 SQ MM Covered
Tupche 42.39 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 &100 SQ MM Covered

Betrawati 19.93 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

Trishuli, Raising 14.91 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Battar 15.65 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 &100 SQ MM Covered

Colony Headgate 2.5 9। ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Deurali Dhading 88.16 65 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 &100 SQ MM Covered

Chainpur 51.46 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Ranipauwa 62.31 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 &100 SQ MM Covered

1 Nuwakot DC Colony 1.53 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

Belkot 24.39 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 & 100 SQ MM Covered

Chahare 80.48 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 & 100 SQ MM Covered
Kharinitar 47.61 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 & 100 SQ MM Covered
Chaughada 100 SQ MM Covered

Kolputar 8.81 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

Mahadevphat ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

Duipipal

Satbise ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), 50 & 100 SQ MM Covered

Samundratar 24.85 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Nagarkot 59.5 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor
BID 1 80। ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

BID 2 05। 20 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

18.2। 175 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

Nalinchowk 65.13 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

2 Bhakatapur DC Byasi 12.49 219 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

Brick 117 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

Suryabinayak 22.25 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor
Sipadol 212। 30 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor
Chagunarayan 29.1 ACSR(Dog, Rabit, Weasel) and XLPE Covered Conductor

Kirtipur 27.98 100 Sq. mm / 50 sq mm Overhead Cover conducotr, ACSR (Dog and
rabbit)
21.36 198 100 Sq. mm / 50 sq mm Overhead Cover conducotr ACSR (DOG)
3 Kirtipur DC

Machhegaun 23.11 169 100 Sq. mm / 50 sq mm Overhead Cover conducotr, ACSR (Rabbit)
Pharping 59.37 218 100 Sq. mm / 50 sq mm न" conducotr, ACSR (Rabbit and

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Melamchi ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), HT XLPE Covered (55 sq mm)

No Substation/
No Ammeter.
99.06 Melamchi
Feeder run
from Jorpati
Helambhu 85.76 DCS and
Panchkhal DCS
Nawalpur Jyamire 58.14 Feeder ACSR{( Rabbit, Weasel), HT XLPE Covered (55 sq mm)

Sankosh/ 100 sq.mm. XLPE Covered Conductor/ ACSR (Rabbit)

4 Melamchi DC Tipeni ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), HT XLPE Covered (55 sq mm)

ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), HT XLPE Covered (55 sq mm)

Muralibhanjyang

Gajuri ACSR (Rabbit)

Adamghat 45.36 ACSR (Rabbit)

Aarughat ACSR (Rabbit)

5 Dhading DC Budhathum ACSR (Rabbit)

Chainpur ACSR (Rabbit)

भिड न दरका भि ACSR (Rabbit)

» Kimtang

Trishul हा 140- ACSR (Weasel)

Thakre . ACSR (Rabbit)

Naubise . ACSR (Rabbit)
Bhakunde 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.1/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR
281 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.1/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR। Kavre DC Khopasi 91 172 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.1/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR
Dhungkharka 73 57 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.1/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR

209 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.1/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR
189 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR
80। 100 sq.mm XLPE Covered/0.05/0.03 sq.inch ACSR
Khokana 24.83 298 ACSR(DOG and XLPE )
11.82 278 ACSR(DOG and XLPE )
as
Patan 3.59 ACSR(DOG and XLPE )

Ring road 10.3 ACSR(DOG and XLPE )

Pulchwok DC

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Neell 2.34 40 300 SQ.mm XLPE
Neell 2 5 2 XLPE

8
14.412 180 ACSR(DOG and XLPE )
Pulchwok DC UN Park ACSR(DOG and XLPE )

Kritipur-Pulchowk
feeder newely . XLPE
constructed from chobar

Manthali gau ACSR (Rabbit, weasel)some of 55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

ACSR (Rabbit),4 Core Aluminium Armoured Cables,55mm2 XLPE
55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor
ACSR (Rabbit,weasel),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

Bhalukhop 25.56 ACSR (Rabbit,weasel),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

ACSR (Rabbit, weasel),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

Sanghutar

26
21.5 7.05 ACSR (Rabbit,weasel),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor
ACSR (Rabbit,weasel),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

Daduwa ACSR (Rabbit,weasel),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

Gumdel ACSR (Rabbit),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor

ACSR (Rabbit),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor
ACSR (Rabbit),55mm2 XLPE Cover Conductor
Dhunche 61.1 11.1 ACSR(Rabbit) & Cover Conductor 100 Sq.mm
Rasuwagadhi ACSR (Dog) & Cover Conductor 100 Sq.mm
6.2 ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit) & Cover Conductor 55 Sq.mm
3

: Rasuwa DC
216 Powerhouse ACSR (Dog)
Kalika 15 68.2 ACSR (Rabbit) & Cover Conductor 55 Sq.mm
Uttargaya 3 6. ACSR (Rabbit) & Cover Conductor 55 Sq.mm
0 1834 ACER (Weaseh
Trishuli 4 20.11 ACSR (Weasel)

BIDI 0.92 9 XLPE(300sq.mm) Underground
BID I 6 XLPE(300sq.mm) Underground
8

. 292
. 33
BID HI 0.92 0। XLPE(300sq.mm) Underground
Dharmasthali 100/120 sq.mm Covered Conductor and ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
327
25
4

५0 Teku 2/(Dhungedhara) 100/120 sq.mm Covered Conductor and ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
९ Balaju D 100/120 sq.mm Covered Conductor and ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
100/120 sq.mm Covered Conductor and ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Nagarjun 100/120 sq.mm Covered Conductor and ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Manamajju 100/120 sq.mm Covered Conductor and ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

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Pakhar
Charikot
Tamakoshi
Boch
kalinchowk kupri
Kirne
Sigati

11 Dolakha DC Sunkhani
Babre
Jiri
Mainapokhari
Namdu (Extension)
Those Ramechhap
Jagat

Lamobagar

Matatirtha

Satungal

Balambu

72.26 72.26
18.23 18.23
13.22 13.22
68.66 68.66

48.23 48.23
44.44 44.44

97.06 97.06
39.04 39.04

03

9.5 3

0.05 sq inch ACSR,
55 sqmm XLPE,
100sqmm XLPE

XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR(Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR(Weasel)

Thankot

Echangu
Bafal
12 Kuleshwor DC Hasantar

Kalanki

Kalhimati

XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)

Khadkagawn
Sitapaila

Chamati

Ringman
DANCHI
GOTHATAR

16 322

10.65
98

1

XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)
XLPE Power Cable, ACSR(Dog), ACSR(Rabbit), ACSR( Weasel)

13 Jorpati DC

SANKHU

SUN CITY
MULPANI

Melamchi

14 Panchkhal DC Panchkhal

Palanchowk

Temal

225.1

10.914 233

74 188.40
102 110.70

0.01 ACSR DOG Conductor

100 sq.mm Cover Conductor, 0.05 ACSR Conductor

0.05 ACSR Conductor, 0.03 ACSR Conductor
0.05 ACSR Conductor, 0.03 ACSR Conductor

15 Thimi DC

SALLAGHARI 26 301 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE

TB 12.5 255 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel,),XLPE
NIKOSHERA 13 279 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit,,)XLPE
THIMI। PATAN 16.5 330 ACSR(Panther,Dog,),XLPE

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Lamosanghu 10A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit)

Khadichaur 20A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit)
Tekanpur . 80A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)
ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)

151 95 A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)
30.8 15 छै ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)
15 छै ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)

Lisankhu 10A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)

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[र
[र

१
[र

Sindhupalchowk
DC

Dadapakhar(New) XLPE Covered 100 sq mm

20 60A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)
36.7 10A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)
56 110A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)

Jalbire 137.3 35A ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit), Covered (50, 100 sq mm)

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१ १
[र [र

Khanepani 10 300 Dog+100 sqmm Covered conductor

Dog+100 sqmm Covered conductor
270 Panther

Balaju Ring main 2 5.5 250 Panther

Baluwatar 2। 90। Dog+Weasel

Budanilkantha

22.
ए
216
aa

300 Dog+100 sqmm Covered conductor

17 Maharajgunj DC Lazimpat 190
Basundhara 280 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor
Mandikatar 240 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor

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Chunikhel 180 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor
190 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor
200 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor

Shivapuri 6। 130 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor

Hepali। 9। 210 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor
230 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor
UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor

18 Lagankhel DC Imadol-3
Luvu-2 100 sq mm 2106, Rabbit, Weasel

Ring Road 13.49 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

Chapagaun 54.84 304 100 sq mm 2106, Rabbit, Weasel
Jawalkhel 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

Saibu 13.37 100 sq mm 2106, Rabbit, Weasel

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255 UG+Dog+100sqmm Covered conductor
100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

ty Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Radio Nepal
Godwari
Local Patan

Khumitar

Harisidhhi

13.87

41.83

305 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

306 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

16.42

100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

Khokhana

Patan Hospital

Lagankhel DC

NTC
Satdobato

Hattiban

100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

190 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

12.16

230 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

Manbhawan

Imadol-2
Lubhu

19

7.09 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel
100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

12.39

276 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

Chayasal 100 sq mm xlpe, Rabbit, Weasel

Putalisadak

186 XLPE¥COVERED?0.1 ACSR

XLPE+HT ABC +0.1 ACSR

193 XLPE+0.1 ACSR
192 XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR
262 XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR

Bhrikutimandap

Singhadurbar - 2
Singhadurbar - 1
K-2(1)

XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR

150 XLPE+Covered

XLPE
367 XLPE+Wolf

K-2(2) 321 XLPE+Wolf
Dillibazar 6.25 273 COVERED+0.1 ACSR
GIDC 0.05 XLPE

Retnaperk DC

NEA

Singhdurbar

XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR

XLPE+COVERED

Ason

छ

XLPE+COVERED

XLPE+COVERED
342 XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR

923 308 XLPEVOIACSR
King's Way 8.8 384 XLPE+COVERED
lazimpat XLPE+COVERED

20

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Sohrakhutte XLPE+COVERED
Kathmandu,K 2-2 (T) XLPE
XLPE

Royal-Palace,K2-1

Sachibalaya XLPE+HT ABC

Srisadan XLPE
K 2-Rajdarbar XLPE
Kalimati XLPE+COVERED

Bhimsensthan XLPE+HT ABC

Kshetrapati XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR

Mint(Teku Hospital) XLPE
Sundhara -1 XLPE

Sundhara -2 XLPE
Ratnapark DC
Thapathali XLPE

Thapathali XLPE+0.1 ACSR

Tripureswor 105 XLPE+COVERED

Newroad XLPE+COVERED

Bhotebahal XLPE+COVERED
Nayabazar XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR
Om Hospital COVERED

Kalopul . XLPE+COVERED+0.1 ACSR
Koteshwor . XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)//UG Cable

Baneshwor XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Baneshwor DC

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Battisputli

Old Airport 2.97 XLPE /ACSR(Rabbit, weasel, Dog)

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Imadol 1

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog),UG Cable

IC. Hall

XLPE/ UG Cable

Shankhmul

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/ UG cable

Dhobikhola

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/ UG cable

Bagmati

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/ SUSCA / UG cable

New Airport

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/ SUSCA

Gothatar

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/ UG cable

KmC

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Jorpati

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Battisputli

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Baneshwor DC Pashupati

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Dhobikhola

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Danchi

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Airport Dedicated

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Naxal

XLPE/ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Kapan

ACSR(Rabbit, Dog XLPE/UG cable

Sankhu

ACSR(Rabbit, Dog XLPE/UG cable

Naya Basti

ACSR(Rabbit, Dog XLPE/UG cable

Mahankal

XLPE /ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/UG cable

Sundriyal

ACSR(Rabbit, Dog)/ XLPE/ Copper

Baudha XLPE /ACSR(Rabbit, weasel, Dog)/UG cable

Ramhiti XLPE /ACSR(Rabbit, weasel, Dog)/UG cable

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BAGMATI PROVINCE DIVISION OFFICE

1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto। Voltage
on 2081/082 level
Distribution Name of Under

Center Substation Total Existing Construction Proposed
Transformer .
Size (MVA) Capacity (KV)
(MVA)
Chanauli Chanauli 16.6 & 8.0 24.6 33/11 V
1 Distribution

33/11 V

Center Madi 1]

Dam Substation Switching station 11

Palung - Using Switching
2। Distribution Markhu Substation। ¢ ation,6/8 MVA
Center

Using Switching
Station,6/8 MVA

Devnagar S/S 14.4/20/24 24 33/11 V

Shivaghat S/S
33/11 kV Sindhuli
S/S.

33/11 kV Viman
S/S.
33/11 kV Dudhauli
S/S.

33/11 kV Kapilakot

Phedi Substation

Sindhuli DCs

33/11 kV Bara
(Khurkot) S/S

33/11 kV Lampantar

Ratnanagar Tandi
DCs

a Hetauda .
pacsuahe 33 kV 6/8 8 33/11

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2.33 kV Feeder Status
Name of Distribution Length of Maximum 33kV
S.N. Center Name of 33 KV Feeder Feeder (km) Feeder Load of Conductor Type
upto 2081/082 2081/082
Bharatpur to Chanauli . ACSR(Dog)
1]। Chanauli C ACSR(Dog) &
hanauli to Madi . UG(185sqmm) cable
2। Palung
Bharatput DCs Devnagar Feeder (Devnagar SS) ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Sindhuli Feeder at cs
Dhalkebar 207A ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Katari Feeder at Dudhauli ACSR(Dog)
Sj "DC 33 kV Ramechap Feeder at cs
4 indhuli DCs Sindhuli ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Marin Feeder at Sindhuli ACSR(Dog)
33 kV Tapping at Khurkot to C cs
Rakathum Load Not Connected ACSR(Dog)
Bharatpur Parsa 33 kV Feeder 20.5 350A ACSR DOG
>। Ratmanagar Snes Bhandara-Parsa 33 kV Feeder  -। Under Construction
(ACSR DOG)
Kamane - Shivam - Hatisudhe 32.74 ACSR (Wolf 150mm2)
Hetauda manhari hardi 25.5 118 ACSR (Dog 100mm2)
3. 11 kV Feeder Status
Maximum
Name of Length of
S.N. Distribution Name of I1kV Feeder(km) upto II1kV Feeder Conductor Type
Center Feeder 2081/082 load of
2081/082

Jagatpur ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

54.5 260
Narayani 39.1 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Meghauli ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
1 Chanauli DC
42.5 110

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

Shukranagar

Biyaynagar ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

Basantapur ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

Kalyanpur ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

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नाला
Maximum
S.N. Distribution Name of 11k Feeder(km) upto IIkV Feeder Conductor Type
Center Feeder 2081/082 load of
2081/082

Bharatpur 1 44 300 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Bharatpur 2 36 291 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Narayangarh 27 295 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog)
New Feeder 21 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog)
Hospital 17 279 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Bhrikuti 18 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Ganesthan 15 256 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Audhogik 2 20 285 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Coca-cola 5 200 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog)
Devghat 95 174 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Bharatpur DC। Kalyanpur 14 265 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Audhogik 3 42 287 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Kshetrapur 15 326 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog)
Rameshwor 13 143 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Hotline-B 2 63 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Patihani 41 150 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Fulbari 44 218 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Torikhet 26 180 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Resort 0। 0। XLPE 100)
Mugling Feeder। 6। 215 XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Mugling Feeder
New

oO XLPE 100, ACSR (Dog)

Bazar 162 ACSR(Rabbit)

छा

Bhiman 52.411 27.5 ACSR(Rabbit)
Kalapbriksha 56.058 22.2 ACSR(Rabbit)

Golanjor 149.572 33.18

Sindhuli DC

Gadhi 35.765 33.56 ACSR(Rabbit)
Dudhauli 18 5

4 Palung DC Phakhel Feeder 22.74 15/06 ACSR(Rabbit, Wessel)
Palung Feeder 176.18 102/58 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Wessel)

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Name of
Distribution
Center

S.N.

Ratnanagar Tandi
DC

Hetauda

Length of
Feeder(km) upto
2081/082

Name of 11kV
Feeder

Tandi Feeder

Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

235A

Conductor Type

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

Sauraha Feeder

Chainpur-
Feeder

Chainpur-2
Feeder

290 A

276A

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

7
Bhandara Feeder 129

Khairehani

Feeder

New Parsa Feeder
Lother Feeder

231A
206 A
271A

241A
230A

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

ACSR (Dog, Weasel, Rabbit), XLPE (50
sq.mm, 100 sq.mm)

New Bhutandevi 85.52 284 ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Unilever 69.98

manhari (manhari

rajaiya (manhari 20.1

Raksirang
(manahri)

Gramin(kamne)

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Bhaise

Padampokhari
Feeder (kamane )

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Bansagopal 29.78 80। ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR /XLPE(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Rangasaala
(kamane )

Gadhi (kamane )

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR/XLPE (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

HID-1(Kamane)

HID-2(Kamane)

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ACSR (Wolf)

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GANDAKI PROVINCIAL OFFICE

1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage
Distributi 2081/082 level Und
छि बा १ Name of Substation Total Existing neer . Proposed
Center Transformer Size ota Construction
Capacity। (KV)
(MVA) (MVA)
] Gorkha Substation 6/8 8 33/11।v
2 Gorkha Palungtar Substation। 6/8 33/11 V
३। Distribution —_। Chipleti Substation। 6/8 33/11
Center
4 Ghyampeshal 3 33/1]। Substation
Khairetar SS na 33/11 33/11 4

—

—

4 Lamjung

—

नलिन। लि। लिला ~~
N ive) NTR। ८)

Kawasoti
Syangja
21

Ghiring SS

6/8 MVA, 33/11
KV

33/11

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Sindha besi SS

Dumre Sub Station

6/8 MVA, 33/11
KV

Udipur SS
Thakan SS
Bhorletar SS

Kawaswati SS 33/11

2*6/8 MVA, 33/11
KV
6/8 MVA, 33/11
KV
6/8 MVA, 33/11
KV

24 MVA, 33/11 KV

16.6

3
16

24

ता Ss 24 MVA, 33/11 KV

Bhojhapokhari 3 MVA, 33/11 KV

५९ 6/8 MVA, 33/11
Mirmi ss 6/8 MVA, 33/11
KV

33/11

33/11

° हु

33/11

33/11

33/11
33/11
33/11
33/11

33/11

33/11

Tanahun DC।Ambu Sub Station। 8 & 16.6 MVA 24.6 33/11।v
ananun
Saranghat Sub Station। 6/8 MVA 33/11
Jaruwa Sub Station। 6/8 MVA 33/11। V

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Under
Observation

a Kusma SS 6/8 MVA, 33/11 8 33/11
Parbat KV
Lunkhu 55 3 MVA, 33/11 (४। 3 33/1]
Baglung Baglung Ramrekha 8.00 8। 33/11

Distribution ;

Center Harichaur 3 3 33/11

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Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage

Distributi 208 1/082 level Und
istribution - - nder
S.N. Name of Substation Total Existing Construction

Center .
(MIVA) Size Capacity (KV)। (MVA)

6/8 MVA, 33/11 Under
Myagdhi
26

Milanchowk SS 6/8 MVA, 33/11 8 33/11। V
KV
Syarku SS 3, 33/11 KV 1.5 33/11।v

2.33 kV Feeder Status

Maximum

Name of Distribution Total Length,। 33kV Feeder
Center Name of 33 KV Feeder CKT-Km Load of

2081/082
Manang Radhi-Syarku 7A ACSR(Dog)
Dalal-Udipur 177 Amp ACSR(Wolf)
Damauli-Bhorletar . 173.2 Amp ACSR(Dog)

Dalal-Radhi 247 Amp ACSR(Dog)

Mustang 188 ACSR(Dog)
Tatopani 42
143 ACSR (Dog)
182

Modi Kushma ACSR (Dog)
Parbat Distribution Kushma Lunkhu ACSR (Dog)
Center Modi Bhuka ACSR (Weasel)

Community Area Not Available ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

Kawasoti Kawasoti Feeder - Dog

Proposed

Conductor Type

Lamjung Distribution
Center

Bojhapokhari Feeder Dog

Damauli-Dumre ACSR(Dog)
Dumre -Palungtar ACSR(Dog)

298
Markhichowk Anbu ACSR(Dog)
Tanahu DC -
Markichowk- Sarangghat ACSR(Dog)
Tanahun Hydropower ACSR(Dog)
9१9। 9

Anbu-Gorkha ACSR(Dog)
Badkhola 41 ACSR(Rabbit)
Guthi-Mirmi 17 ACSR (Rabbit)
Anbukhaireni-Gorkha
Dumre-Palungtar

Gorkha Distribution। Palungtar- Chipleti ACSR (Dog)
Center Udipur to Palungtar ACSR (Dog)

Gorkha- Ghyampeshal 33 kV
line

ACSR (Dog)

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Total Length,
CKT-Km

Name of Distribution

Feede
Center

S.N. Name of 33 KV Feeder

Maximum 33kV

r Load of Conductor Type

208 1/082

Kusma-Baglung 140 ACSR (Dog)
Baglung-Myagdi 78 ACSR (Dog)
Baglung-Galkot 52 ACSR (Dog)
Modibeni Parbat - Balewa,
Baglung Distribution Kushmisera 20 ACSR (Dog)
Center
Falewas Parbat - Binamare
Sarkuwa, Arjewa 2.3 ACSR (Dog)
Kurgha Parbat - Jaidi, cs
Chhisti, Rangkhani 3.02 ACSR (Dog)
Lahachowk S/S to Hemja S/S ACSR(Dog)
10 Pokhara DCS - - 39.6
Modi-henyja ACSR(Dog)
Ghara ACSR (Do
1] Myagdi P 45 (Dos)
Baglung ACSR (Dog)
12 Lekhnath Khairenitar to Ghiring 63.2 12.3 ACSR (Dog)
Lekhnath to Sindhabesi 384 ACSR (Wolf)

3. 11 kV Feeder Status

Length
of Feeder
(km) upto

Maximum
11kV
Feeder load

Name of
Distribution
Center

Name of 11kV Feeder

Conductor Type

2081/082। of 2081/082
Chame 45 14 eg. ACSR(Rabbit)
1 Manang ; ;
Dharapani 17.95 Rabbit (8.7 km) and weasel (8.23Km)
City 28 122 Dog/Rabbit
Gramin 190 4 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
Bhoteodar 36 116 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
Ookhari 117 46 Rabbit/Weasel
2 Lamjung Naya Gau 77.98 48 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
Pach gau 42। 6। Rabbit/Weasel
Dhusani Rabbit/Weasel
Hile 37 10 Rabbit/Weasel
Mustang feeder 200.86 58 ACSR (Weasel/Rabit)
Tatopani
Ghansa lete 20.15 5 ACSR (Weasel/Rabit)
3
Tatopani 8.5 18 ACSR (Weasel/Rabit)
Dana 4 13 ACSR (Weasel/Rabit)
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Name of of Feeder 11kV Feeder
Distribution Center Name of I1kV Feeder (km) upto load of Conductor Type
208 1/082 208 1/082
Aarughat Arughat eg. ACSR(Rabbit+Dog+XLPE)
Kushma bazar 24 47 XLPE +ACSR(Dog)
Armadi 37 28 XLPE +ACSR(Dog)
Phalebas 25 14 XLPE +ACSR(Dog,Rabbit)
Parbat Distribution Badgaun 5 34 XLPE +ACSR(Weasel)

Center

Bhoksing (Ranipan1)

Lunkhu (local)

ACSR(Rabbit)

ACSR(Rabbit)

5। ACSR(Weasel)

51 45 XLPE +ACSR( Dog,Rabbit,weasel)
24 200। 6 169

46 167

Local (modi Ga.Pa)

Kawasoti ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

Arunkhola ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

Kolhuwa ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

Hattikhor 22 48 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

Jhyalbas 85 72 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

Mukundapur 17.5 175 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

Gaidakot 32 207 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)
Kawasoti

16.5 217 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)
Damar 25 1.5 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)
10.52 84 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)
Pragatinagar 60 159 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)
30.7 270 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)
Baudikali 36.5 20 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

13.5 95 ACSR Rabbit, AAAC (XLPE)
Dumkibas 120 207 ACSR(Dog),(Weasel),(Rabbit),(AAAC XLPE)

CG dedicated 21 80। ACSR (Dog)
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Length Maximum
Name of of Feeder 11kV Feeder
S.N. Distribution Center Name of 11kV Feeder (km) upto load of Conductor Type
208 1/082 208 1/082
Damauli Feeder 45 98.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Tharpu Feeder 48 81.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Tanahusoor Feeder 45 68.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Soti Feeder 56 72.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Chabdi Feeder 49 42.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Bandipur Feeder eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Pokharichhap Feeder eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Dumre Feeder eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Gorkha Feeder 86.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Satarsaya Feeder 45 97.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
7 Tanahu DC
Chimkeswori Feeder 28 12.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Anbu Khaireni Feeder 15 162.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Daraitar Feeder 51.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Mugling Feeder 25 185.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Dam Feeder 8 118.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Power House Feeder 7 52.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Camp Feeder 2 15.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Chipchipe Feeder 34 72.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Masdi Feeder 10 10.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Saranghat Feeder 8 8.00 eg. ACSR (DOG), Rabbit, Weasel
Pragatinagar 18.91 51 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Aandhikhola 75 19 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Setidovan 52.5 26 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Thuladihi 70 26 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), Syangja 18 29 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
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Arjyunchaupari 80.5 30 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Biruwa 105 35 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Kaligandaki 14.04 32 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Birgha 45 24 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
Pidikhola 27.91 22 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
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Name of

S.N. Distribution Center

Name of 11kV Feeder

Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
208 1/082

Length

of Feeder
(km) upto
208 1/082

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Conductor Type

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (100, 55

Dumre - Gorkha
Gajuri to gorkha
Aabu muglin makaising

Daraitar

2

21.23 2

5

3

ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (55 sqmm)
ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel
ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

Mahendrajyoti 122.4 71
sqmm)
Bunkot 56.4 114 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (100, 55
sqmm)
Nayabazar 18.2 72 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit), XLPE Cover (100 sqmm)
Chhepetar 62.4 a ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (100, 55
sqmm)
Harmi 18.4 33 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (55 sqmm)
Radhakrishna 44.6 41 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (55 sqmm)। 4 Gorkha Bhachchek 95.6 31 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (55 sqmm)
Distribution Center
Thalajung 22.6 27 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover (55 sqmm)
65. 40
3
64 5
5 5
3

Satrasaya

Aarughat (Salyantar)

Khathekhola

Maldhunga

25.93 6

12 15
118.9781 123

ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover
Cover

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

Tarakhola

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

Baglung Hatiya

10 Distribution Center

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

Burtibang

Hugdi - Dhullu tapping from
Gulmi

Salyan - Sukhaura tapping
from Gulmi

Chhisti tapping from Gulmi

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ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

ACSR (Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Cover

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Length Maximum

Name of of Feeder 11kV Feeder
S.N. Distribution Center Name of I1kV Feeder (km) upto load of

208 1/082 208 1/082

Conductor Type

eeder
11 KV City Feeder 14 268 Dog
11 kV Galeshor Feeder 28 306 Dog
11 kV Tatopani Feeder 68 252 Dog, Rabbit
11 kV PID Feeder 1 182 Dog
11 kV Fewa Feeder 105 189 Dog, Rabbit, Weasle

11 kV Baidam Feeder Dog, Rabbit

11 kV Fewa Incomer Dog, Rabbit

11 kV Arwa Feeder Dog, Rabbit

11 kV Sarankot Feeder Dog, Rabbit
11 Pokhara 11KV Sahid Chowk Feeder Dog
11 kV New Road Feeder Dog

11KV Rambazar Feeder Dog, Rabbit
Dog

11K V Byaypur Feeder

Lahachowk

Dog, Rabbit, Weasle

Rivan (Lamachaur)

Sardi Khola 22 205 Dog, Rabbit, Weasle
Lumle 67 50 Dog, Rabbit
Hemja
Dhital 28 40 Dog, Rabbit, Weasle
Beni Feeder 13.6 84.1 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), 100 sq mm XLPE

Ratnechaur Feeder

15.5

24.3

Dog, Rabbit

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

Singa Tatopani Feeder

Dana Feeder

115

71.6

106.3 118.6

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit), 55 sq mm XLPE

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), 55 SQ MM XLPE

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Length Maximum

S.N. Name of Name of 11kV Feeder of Feeder I1kV Feeder Conductor Type

Distribution Center (km) upto load of
208 1/082 208 1/082

Khaireni ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

Budibazaar 53 210 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

Bhimad ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

13 Lekhnath Dulegauda ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

Dhorphedi ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

Ramkot

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

Gorje Bhagwati 30 25 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor
Rising 45 47 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor
Ghiring 65 33 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE Covered Conductor

ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)

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Distribution

Center

Amuwa
1 Distribution
Center

Arghakhanchi

2 Distribution
Center

Bardaghat
Distribution
Center

Bhairahawa
Distribution
Center

Butwal
5 Distribution
Center

LUMBINI PROVINCIAL OFFICE

1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage
2081/082 level Una
: oe nder
Name of Substation Total Existing Construction Proposed
Transformer .
Size (MVA) Capacity (KV)
(MVA)
16 33/11
33/11 KV Amuwa 24
Substation
6/8 33/11
ArghaS/S 3 3 33/11
Thada S/S 8। 8। 33/11
Durgafat S/S 3 3 33/11
Hansapur S/S 3 3 33/11 V
Bardaghat S/S
(Butwal Grid) 132/11
33/11
Bhairahawa 57.2
33/11
33/11
Dhakdhai 24.6
33/11
_ 33/11
Lumbini 27
33/11

Marchwari

Kanchan

Chauraha Substation

1 * 6/8, 1 * 24,
1*1

33/11
33/11

ShittalNagar
Substation

Saljhandi Substation

1 * 6/8

Gulmi
. Distribution
Center

Birbas S/S Gulmi
Ridi 5/6 Gulmi

Bastu S/S Gulmi

Kisantari S/S। Gulmi

33/11

Unayachaur S/S
Gulmi

132/33/11

33/11 kV
Krishnanagar 2 * 6/8 16 33/11
Krishnanagar। gubstation
7 Distribution

Center 33/11 kV ;
Maharajgunj 2 * 6/8 16 33/11
Substation

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Total Capacity (MVA) upto Voltage

2081/082 level
Distribution Under

Existing Construction

Name of Substation Total

Sine (MIVA), Capacity (KV)
(MVA)

Center Proposed

Nayamill Bharauliya S/S

Distribution, दि दि
Center Keulani S/S 1 * 12/16, 1 * 6/8

Palpa Batase 1
Distribution। Siluwa 3 [3। पा

Center Rupse

Parasi
Distribution Parasi Substation
Center

Taulihawa S/S

Taulihawa Jitpur S/S
Distribution

Center Lawani S/S

Ghanchaura S/S

Length of
Feeder(km) upto
2081/082

Maximum 33kV Feeder
Load of 2081/082

Name of

Distribution Center Conductor Type

ACSR(DOG),100 mm sq.

33 KV Amuwa Feeder Covered Conductor

33 Bhairahawa New-02 ACSR(DOG), 100 mm sq.

Amuwa Distribution Feeder Covered Conductor

Center
33 KV Bhairahawa Old 347 ACSR(DOG),100 mm sq.
Feeder . Covered Conductor

3 KV Arghakhachi
Shuv Shree Agni Cement 35.00।। ACSR(DOG)

मया सारे to 15.00 140 ACSR(Weasel)
Arghakhanchi Mathura to Durgafat 22.00 140 ACSR(Rabbit)
Argha S/S to Hansapur 53.00 4 ACSR(Rabbit, Weasel)

Khilji to Argha S/S 27.70 2 ACSR(Rabbit)
Bhaladada to Ratale 2.00। ee ACSR(Rabbit)

ley Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Length of

Name of
Distribution Center

3 Bardaghat
Distribution Center

Bhairahawa New -1
Bhairahawa New 2
Bhairahawa Old
Dhakdhai-1

S.N. Name of 33 KV Feeder Feeder(km) upto

2081/082

17.73

28.18

00
32.38 320
0

Maximum 33kV Fe
Load of 2081/08

Conductor Type

Dhakdhai-2

Mainhatya-Lumbini

Butwal-Mainhatya-

Bhairahawa Lumbini

recently idle
ACSR(Dog)

Distribution Center —
Mainhiya New2

Bhairahawa-India-Sez

SEZ-Dhakdhai-1

Mainhaiya -1 10.00 28

290

0

SEZ -Dhakdhai-2

Mainhatya -2

Butwal Distribution

Center

Shitalnagar

Ridi to Birbas

26.50

Yogikuti-BID ACSR DOG
Yogikuti-Butwal Chauraha ACSR DOG
Yogikuti-Butwal C

Chauraha-Shitalnagar ACSR DOG
Butwal-Jyamire ACSR DOG
Motipur- C

Saljhandi(Basgadi) ACSR DOG
Sunwal Charpala- ACSR DOG

26.00 85

Dog upgraded

Unayachaur to Bastu 19.00 23 ACSR(Rabbit)
Gwadi 15.00 15 ACSR(Rabbit)
Center 13.00 kB ACSR(Rabbit)
Simichaur 13.50 13 ACSR(Rabbit)
Bastu-Kisantari 8.00 10 ACSR (Dog)

30.68 127 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

33 kV Maharajgunj Feeder

Krishnanagar

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Distribution Center

33 kV Industrial Feeder

33 kV Vijaya Shree Steel
Feeder

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

355 ACSR(Panther)

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Name of
Distribution Center

Name of 33 KV Feede

Length of

Maximum 33kV Feeder

Load of 2081/082 Conductor Type

Feeder(km) upto
2081/082

a Nayamill Ground Water Bharauliya 11.60 340A ACSR(Dog)
Distribution Center Panchakanya Corridor 10.00 ACSR(Dog)
Butwal- Batase- Rupse-
Siluwa
Palpa-Gulmi
33-kV Khanepani ट
ः Palpa Kaligandaki 8.50 19 ACSR(Dog)
33-kV Khaipani Bhulke
33-kV Syangja-Palpa। 900। 7
CG 8.00 123
Gandak Parasi Substation 25.00 Dog
Feeder
Gandak Industrial
1(Branch Line in 29.20 Dog
Industrial 1 line)
Gandak Industrial
Sambriddhi 33 KV Feeder 19.00
Parasi Distribution C
10 Center Sarbottam Cement 33 KV 23.00 Dog
Feeder
Palpa Cement 33 KV।
Sunwal 132/33 KV
Industrial 1 (Tender 29.50 Wolf
Number 15 added line)
Sunwal 132/33 KV
Industrial 2 (Tender 28.50 Wolf
Number 15 added line)
Sahuwatikar sanda Parasi
33 kV Double circuit line 996 Wolf
Taulihawa Old 23.00 ACSR(Dog)
Taulihawa New ACSR(Dog)
1] Taulihawa Jitpur। 900। .00 120 ACSR(Dog)
Distribution Center। Labani 47.00 61 ACSR(Dog)

Sub-Total

122.00

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Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

Name of Length of

Distribution xan kV Feeder (km)
Center upto 2081/082

Conductor Type

beer Suryapura 97.20 93.65 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR

२ KV Chhapiya 24.84 82.76 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR
Feeder

11 KV Farsaticker 60.50 61.32 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR
old Feeder

11 KV

Milanchowk 21.22 130.25 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR
Feeder

11 KV Farsaticker 28.25 157.5 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR
New Feeder

1 Amuwa Distribution 11 KV Doean
Center Feeder ogana 13.72 134.66 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR

[२ KV Kamariya 93.70 83.52 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR
Feeder

11 KV Bagdari 15.00 34.2 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR

Industrial Feeder

हा KV Pokharabari 16.50 58.22 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR

Feeder

[२ Kv Amuwa 0.80 35.44 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR

Feeder

२ KV Banari 12.35 5.1 100 mm2 covered, 0.05 ACSR, 0.03 ACSR

Feeder

Sandhikharka 21.06 ACSR(Rabbit)

Bazar

5981। 8। ACSR (Rabbit)
Mathurabeshi 16.31 ACSR(Rabbit)
18

Nuwakot ACSR (Rabbit)
Dharampani 20 ACSR(Rabbit)
ACSR(Rabbit)

Wangla। 0।
Chidika-Balkot 16.00 ACSRRabbit)
Pali-Maidan 14.24 25 ACSR(Rabbit)

Arghakhanchi

Distribution Center

Pokharathok 14.49 57 ACSR(Rabbit)
Siddhara 40.00 11 ACSR(Rabbit)
a

Sitapur 36.55 16 ACSR(Rabbit)
Palpa Interbranch 24.50 14 ACSR(Rabbit)
5.70। 8।

Lamahi (9) ACSR(Rabbit)

Lamahi (R) - ACSR(Rabbit)

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Name of
Distribution
Center

Name of 11kV
Feeder

Length of
Feeder (km)
upto 2081/082

Bardaghat Feeder

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate
Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

Conductor Type

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE

Pratappur Feeder

Industrial Feeder

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), XLPE

ACSR (Dog, Weasel)

Bardaghat

Distribution Center Dumkibass Feeder

Sunwal Feeder 38.42

Local Feeder 59.41

Feeder No 1

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel,55 Sq XLPE)

193 ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel), 100 Sq XLPE
ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel),
ACSR ( Rabbit, Weasel),

138.6

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 2

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 3
Feeder No 4

Dog /weasol

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 5

Feeder No 6 32.00

Dog /weasol

Dog /weasol

240

Feeder No 7 47.00 Dog /weasol

Feeder No 8

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 9

Shankarpur

Dog /weasol

100 Covered conductor

Dog /weasol

Bhairahawa Chhipagadh feeder

Distribution Center

Bodhbare 17.00

Dog /weasol

Baikunthpur 16.00 Dog /weasol

17.00 Dog /weasol

Siktahan

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 1

Feeder No 2 45.00

Feeder No 3

Dog /weasol

Dog /weasol

Dog /weasol

130

Feeder No 4

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 5

Dog /weasol

Feeder No 6
Feeder No 07

Dog /weasol

Dog /weasol

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Name of
Distribution
Center

Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

Length of
Feeder (km)
upto 2081/082

Name of 11kV
Feeder

Conductor Type

Butwal Distribution। Shaljhandi 34.99

Center

Gulmi Distribution
Center

Butwal East 19.56 301

ACSR(Dog)

37.00 359 ACSR(Dog)

Devinagar 42.08 340 ACSR(Dog)
Charange 26.90 110 ACSR(Dog)

59.59 311 ACSR(Dog)

Chauraha East

Chauraha East
New

36.47 ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)

Kalikanagar

23.00
29.45

ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)

1
24.18 1
6.75 1

Devdaha
Bhaluhi

ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog)

Kanchan
Murgiya

39.32 1
27.50 8

Durga Bhawani

6
57

9

8

29.10 6

5

2

1

ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog)

8
0
1
2
34.80 23
9। 0।

Saljhandi
Tinau 3.3

10.76

27.63 25

5.50 2

Thorga 12.80 21
Balethum 60.87

ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Dog)
ACSR(Rabbit) + 100sqmm Covered

Conductor: 18.8km

ACSR(Rabbit) + 100sqmm Covered
Conductor: 4km

ACSR(Rabbit)

ACSR(Rabbit)

3
5
0

16.50
32.70

Birbas- Tamghas

2
4
1
3

1
8

100sqmm Covered Conductor:

ACSR(Rabbit)

Huga 31.38 27 ACSR(Rabbit)

Bastu 74.00 9१। ACSR(Rabbit) + 50sqmm Covered Conductor:
12km

Isma 28.38 21 ACSR(Rabbit) + 50sqmm Covered Conductor

Malika Feeder। 9.00 .00। 9। ACSR(Rabbit)

28.10 ACSR(Rabbit) + 50sqmm Covered Conductor
Wagla Feeder 23.77 13 ACSR(Rabbit) + 50sqmm Covered Conductor
Sirseni Feeder 26.00 7 ACSR(Rabbit) + 50sqmm Covered Conductor
Ghamir Feeder 11.00। 8। ACSR(Rabbit) + 50sqmm Covered Conductor
Uanayachur- ACSR(Rabbit) + 100sqmm Covered
नु! 18.31 52 C
Tamghas onductor:

Unayachaur- Cc
Bhadgaun 3.00 15 ACSR Dog
Kaligandaki C .
Jayakhani 26.00 7 ACSR(Rabbit)
Kaligandaki C ;
Harchikot 24.50 8। ACSR(Rabbit)

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Name of
Distribution
Center

Krishnanagar
Distribution Center

Nayamill
Distribution Center

Length of
Feeder (km)
upto 2081/082

Name of 11kV
Feeder

Shivpur Feeder
Chandrouta-
Bahadurgunj
Feeder

Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Conductor Type

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Pipara Feeder
Buddhi Feeder

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Krishnanagar
Feeder

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Premnagar Feeder 95.56 127.00 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Krishnanagar-
Bahadurgunj
Feeder

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Maharajgunj
Feeder

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Dhankouli Feeder
Baraipur Feeder
11 KV Nayamill
East

ACSR(Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

11 KV Nayamill
west

11 KV Janakinagar 19.65
11 KV Gorkatta 20.20
11 KV Nayamill 19.65

11 KV Bharauliya

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

11 KV Kanchi
Bazar

11 KV Kotihawa

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

11 KV5No
Bhairahawa

11 KV Ragargunj

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

11 KV Tikuligadh

ACSR (100,50,30 Sqmm)

Palpa Distribution
Center

Bajar

Tahun

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+Weasel)

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+Weasel)

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)

Archale

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)

Nisdi (Mityal)

Tansen

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+ Weasel)

ACSR (Dog+Rabbit+Weasel)

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Maximum
Name of Length of
S.N. Distribution nae ० क Feeder (km) el Conductor Type
Center upto 2081/082

2081/082
Parasi East Feeder Dog

Parasi West Feeder 10.00 95 Rabbit
Sanai Feeder 30.00। 8। Dog/Rabbit/Weasel

Industrial Feeder Dog
Rakasha Feeder Dog/Rabbit
Ranipakkad Feeder Dog/Rabbit

Badera Feeder 30.00 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
10। Parasi Distribution 22.00 15 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
6

5 ;
5 .

Center :
PalhiBhagawatt 25.00 7 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
Feeder

0
Local Feeder 35.00 160 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel

South Feeder Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
Tribheni Feeder Dog/Rabbit/Weasel
Ramapur Feeder Dog/Rabbit

Ashnaiya Feeder 22.00 Dog/Rabbit
Market Feeder 14.00 134 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )
0

Krishnanagar 38.00 5 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Feeder

Rangapur Feeder 28.00 49 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )
Mahita Feeder 35.00 195 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Lumbini Feeder 38.00 42 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Dohani Feeder 28.00। 86। ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )
Sauraha Feeder 29.00 42 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

—_
[5००
N

Mehaniya Feeder 28.00 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Pakadi Feeder 26.50 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )
1] Taulihawa Shivalawa Feeder 55.00 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Distribution Center। Gajehada Feeder 16.00 55 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Pipara Feeder 26.00 62 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )
38.30 64 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )
12.00 ACSR (Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Odari Feeder 41.00 120 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Motipur Feeder 8.00 55 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

School Feeder। 9.00 49 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Bhalwaad Feeder 16.00 19 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

Mahendrakot
Feeder

Gorusinge Feeder 19.00 42 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

45.90 31 ACSR ( Dog,Rabbit, Weasel )

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LUMBINI PROVINCE DIVISION OFFICE
1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto। Voltage
2081/082 level
Existing Under
Total Construction
(KV)

Distribution

Name of Substation Proposed

Center .
Transformer Size

way ला

Gulariya Substation 20//24 24 33/11 V
stributo 13/16 sy।।। Distribution।__ Sintra Substation 13/16 33/11 \
Centre Machhagadh।
Substation
Kohalpur Kohalpur grid 16.6,16.6 33/11।v
2 Distribution ;

Distribution Station

Centre

Rajwada 33/11

Rajapur
5 Distribution Naya Gau S/S 6/8 MVA 33/11
Centre

Lakuri/Khumel $/S 1*3 MVA 3 33/11
*
Distribution Holeri S/S 1*3 MVA 33/11 V
छ।

Distribution

7
Cenre Tulsipur 2*6/8 16 33/11 V 2*20
Rukum East Rukumkot 33/11 V
Distribution
Centre Kakri 33/11 4]
ghorahi substation 6/8, 24 32 33/11 V
mukundada

Distribution
Centre 68। नुउा]।
substation

__
__

Nepalgunj Nepalgunj New 16 पु 4 16.6 33/11 V
10 Distribution

Khajura 33/11 V

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

ql:
2.33 kV Feeder Status
Maximum
नी Length of
Name of Distribution Name of 33 KV Feeder Feeder(km) 33KV Feeder Conductor Type
Center to 2081/082 Load of
"P 2081/082
] Gulariya Distribution Kohalpur-Mianapokahar-Gulartya 49.67 193 ACSR(DOG)
7 Kohalpur Distribution Ambe-1 16.5 318 ACSR Dog
Centre Ambe-2 13.8 327 ACSR Dog
Lamahi Distribution Samrat Cement 33 kV Feeder 14.8 MVA HTLS
Centre Old Ghorahi 33 kV Feeder 0.3 MVA DOG
Pyuthan Distribution
Centre Jhimruk-Pyuthan 65 0.03, 0.05
Raj apr retribution Tikapur-Rajapur 33 kV 95.23 A ACSR (Dog, Rabbit)
Jhimruk-Rolpa 33 KV Line 45 ACSR(Rabbit/Dog)
Rolpa Distribution Centre। Ghorahi-Holeri 33 KV Line 15 ACSR(Rabbit/Dog)
Kapurkot-Koila 33 KV Line ACSR(Rabbit/Dog)
Hapure to Ashwara 284 ACSR(Wolf)
Tulsipur Distribution Ashwara to Gahate Khola 5 ACSR(Wolf)
Centre Gahate khola to Tulsipur 24 ACSR(Wolf)
Tulsipur to Ghorahi 26 ACSR(Wolf)

ACSR (DOG)

Rukum Purba 47
Distribution Centre

N
GN

Lamahi - Ghorahi (Jhigni) ACSR(Dog)

ः तिला Distribution Jhigni - nine भिमिण 20.6 170 ACSR(Dog)
jhigni - ghorahi cements industries

ghorahi-tulsipur 0। ACSR(Dog)

Kohalpur-Nepalgunj line. 1 216 ACSR(Dog)

oo Kohalpur-Nepalgunj line.2 21.59 295 ACSR(Dog)

" Nanpara(India)-Nepalgunj 26.07। 0। ACSR(Dog)

Kohalpur-Dhampur 42.96 310 ACSR(Dog)

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3. 11 kV Feeder Status

Name of Length of tkV Feeder
Distribution Center Name of 11kV Feeder। Feeder(km) load of Conductor Type
upto 2081/082 081/082
City Feeder 65.70 217 ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Nikunj Fedder ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Krishnasar ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Mainapokhar . ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
1 Gulariya Distribution 98। ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Centre Bansgadhi ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Industrial ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
Khajura . ACSR(Dog,Rabbit, Weasel)
329
270
5 Kohalpur Distribution Raajha 66.08 305 ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
Centre Industrial 19.35 315 ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)
28 ACSR ( Weasel)
नलिना
Lamahi Feeder 49.5 2.76 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel/XLPE Covered
Bhalubang Feeder 133 3.42 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel/XLPE Covered
Gadawa Feeder 211 4 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel/XLPE Covered
3 Lamahi Distribution Maurighat Feeder 122 3.08 Dog/Rabbit/Weasel/XLPE Covered

Amiliya-Kusum

Feeder
Khanepani Feeder
Pyuthan Distribution Bijuwar
4 Centre J

Dog/Rabbit/Weasel

50 sq. Mm XLPE Covered Conductor
0.1 Covered Conductor

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Name of
Distribution Center

Rajapur Distribution
Centre

Name of 11kV Feeder

Rajapur Feeder

New Feeder

Geruwa Feeder

Maximum
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

116.7

Length of

Feeder(km)
upto 2081/082

54.00

62.60 106.6

Conductor Type

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

ACSR (Dog, Rabbit, Weasel)

Tulsipur Distribution
Cenre

Holeri Feeder

ACSR( Rabbit)

Tila Feeder

ACSR( Rabbit)

Surpal-Masina Feeder

ACSR( Rabbit)

Koila Feeder

Khumel Gajul Feeder

11 KV Line Tapping
from Salyan DCS(
Damachaur to Jhyam)

Gangadev Malekhola

Kapurkot Feeder

Khawase Feeder

Thawang Mirul

33.5

43

81

2

nH

14.3

ACSR( Rabbit)

Budagau Feeder 27.6 ACSR( Rabbit)
oo Mijhing Sulichour 120 13 ACSR( Rabbit)
Rolpa Distribution Feeder
Centre ACSR( Rabbit)
ACSR( Rabbit)

ACSR( Rabbit)

ACSR( Rabbit)
ACSR( Rabbit)

ACSR - Rabbit and Weasel

Airport Feeder

Fulbari Feeder

19.53

ACSR - Rabbit and DOG,XLPE 100
SQMM

ACSR - Rabbit and DOG,XLPE 100
Manpur Bijauri Feeder 78.66 104 SQMM

ACSR - Rabbit and DOG,XLPE 100
SQMM

Krishnamandir Feeder

Balapur Feeder

81.7 76
18.7 136

Bhamake Feeder 25.63 36

ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG

ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG
ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG

Sukaura Feeder 17.71 ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG
Purandhara Feeder 69.3 32 ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG

Panchakule Feeder

ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG

Baghmarey Feeder 26 ACSR - Weasel, Rabbit and DOG

Rukum East F ACSR (Weasel, Rabbit) 100 & 55 Sqmm

Name of

Distribution Center Name of 11kV Feeder

Length of
Feeder(km)
upto 2081/082

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Maximu
11kV Feeder
load of
2081/082

3)

Conductor Type

Rampur 40 eg. ACSR(Weasel)
Googli 26.8 70 eg. ACSR(Weasel)
oo Bazzar 6.25 152 eg. ACSR(Weasel)
हाहा]
Gulariya 5.5 107 eg. ACSR(Weasel)
Bageshwori 18.88 204
Hawai 6.88 345 ACSR(DOG)
Distribution Centre
Eastern 27.07 120 ACSR(DOG)
[90
Khajura C
ACSR(DOG)

~]

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1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto। Voltage

Distribution Name of 2081/082 level Under

. Existing . Proposed
Center Substation Transformer। Total Capacity (KY) Construction
Size (MWVA) (MVA)

Budbudi S/S 1x16+2*6/8 32 33/11

V
1 Surkhet 33/11 ny
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Ww। bo। Ww। Ww। ८»।W। Ww -
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33/11

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Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

2.33 kV Feeder Status

Name of Length of Feed-। Maximum 33kV

S.N.। Distribution Name of 33 KV Feeder er(km) upto Feeder Load (A) of। Conductor Type
Center 2080/081 2080/081

Kohalpur-Ramghat Surkhet in-

commer Feeder % 280 ACSR(Dog)
Ramghat- Rakam-Jajarkot Feeder ACSR (DOG)

1 Surkhet Ratanangla-Matella Feeder 24 2 ACSR (DOG)

Lamki-Kuiene-Babiyachaur-

Budbude Surkhet incommer 130 ACSR(Dog)
Feeder

Surkhet - Dailekh 39 208 ACSR (DOG)
Dailekh Naumule - Dailekh (IPP) 28 232 ACSR (DOG)
Dailekh-Dullu 17। 60। ACSR (DOG)

2
kot [Dullu-Kalikot 60। ACSR (DOG)
3 Kalikot ;
Kamalbazar-Saikhola 10 24 ACSR (DOG)

Jumla Nagma-Jumla 36। 0। ACSR (DOG)

Gamgadh। 0।
Heldung 0।
Tajarkot Rakam - Kudu Feeder 34 29.29 A ACSR(Dog)
Kudu - Chaukha Feeder 54.401। 0। ACSR(Dog)
Salyan Tulsipur -Sitalpati 46 81 ACSR (DOG)
Sitalpati -Tharmare 34.5 33 ACSR (DOG)
Rukum West। Tharmare-Musikot 55 45.07 ACSR (DOG)
Dolpa। 0।
3. 11 kV Feeder Status
Name of Length of Maximum 11kV
S.N.। Distribution Name of 11kV Feeder Feeder(km) upto। Feeder load (A) Conductor Type
Center 2080/081 of 2080/081
Bazar Feeder 45 250A ACSR(Dog and Rabbit)
Bulbule Feeder
Tatopani 15 240A ACSR(Dog and Rabbit)
Harre and Kalyan Feeder 74 75 ACSR(Rabbit)
Surkhet Simta Feeder 57 16A ACSR(Rabbit)
1 Distribution ; :
Center Bandgad-Kupinde 20 14A ACSR(Rabbit)
Babiyachaur Bazar Feeder ACSR(Rabbit)

11A ACSR(Rabbit)

2A ACSR(Rabbit)

2.5A ACSR(Rabbit)

4A ACSR(Rabbit)

Gutu Feeder
Bazzar Feeder

Awalching

Rajena Samudayik Feeder
Total 583.65

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Name of

S.N. Distribution

Center

Name of 11kV Feeder

Length of

Feeder(km) upto
2080/081

Maximum 11kV
Feeder load (A)
of 2080/081

Conductor Type

Kalikot
Distribution
Center

Jumla
Distribution
Center

Gamgad
Distribution
Center

Heldung
Distribution
Center

Jajarkot
7 Distribution
Center

XLPE/ACSR (Rabbit)
Mahabu 108.91 XLPE/ACSR (Rabbit)
Bestada 77 10 XLPE/ACSR (Rabbit)
Dailekh

a) Distribution Chupra 160.61 38 ACSR(Rabbit)

Center Dullu 69.91 31 XLPE/ACSR (Rabbit)
542.23
Raskot Feeder 183.67 6A ACSR(Weasel)
manma feeder ACSR(Weasel)

mmsquare

naraharinath feeder 64.374 2A

0.5/0.3 ACSR

67 eg. ACSR(Weasel, Rabbit, Dog &
55 sq.mm XLPE )

Tila Feeder

Talcha Feeder

135.32

135.32

Bazar Feeder 25.227 ACSR(Weasel)
DADAFAYA Weasel +Rabbit
Directly
Distributed From Weasel +Rabbit
Hydro Power
KHARPUNATH (Meter Not Weasel +Rabbit
Connected )
SIMIKOT Weasel
Khalanga feeder 31.5 ACSR(Rabbit)
Kudu Feeder ACSR(Rabbit)

Rukum-Feeder (From Rukum

West)

Name of
S.N. Distribution

Length of
Feeder(km) upto

Name of 11kV Feeder

»

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Maximum 11kV

Feeder load (A) Conductor Type

Center 2080/081

of 2080/081
eg. ACSR(Dog, Rabbit), 55

Khalanga Feeder 53.761 35 Sq.mm Covered
Shreenagar Feeder 136 ACSR (Rabbit), 55 Sq.mm
Covered
Barala Feeder 45 9 ACSR(Rabbit), 55 Sq.mm
Covered
Salyan Kotmaula Feeder 62.996 ACSR (Rabbit)
Center Tulsipur S/S to 11 KV Kapurkot 81.772 ACSR(Dog, Rabbit)

Kudu S/S to 11 KV Salyan 38.091

Rakam S/S to 11 KV Salyan 57.55

Kalimati Babai 1.359

9.

Banikot

ACSR (Rabbit), 55 Sq.mm

Covered

ACSR (Rabbit), 55 Sq.mm
Covered

55 Sq.mm XLPE and ACSR
Rabbit
55 Sq.mm XLPE, ACSR Rabbit
63.72
weaasel and Squirrel

55 Sq.mm XLPE, ACSR Rabbit

20.67

Rukum West weaasel and Squirrel

Distribution Triben} 55 Sq.mm XLPE and ACSR

Center Tribeni 65.42 Rabbit
Purba Rukum 95.55 19.27 100 Sq.mm XLPE and ACSR

Rabbit

Chaurjahari 58.83 55 Sq.mm XLPE, ACSR Rabbit
and Squirrel
392.6

77.383

Juphal Feeder

Dolpa
Distribution
Center

10

—
—

88.383

275KVA Rabbit & Weasel

645K VA Rabbit & Weasel

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SUDURPASCHIM PROVINCIAL OFFICE

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Distribution
Center

Mahendranagar

Belauri

Name of
Substation

1. Substation Status

Total Capacity (MVA) upto
2080/081

Total
Capacity
(MVA)

istin Under
8 Construction

Voltage

Level Ex Proposed

Transformer
Size (MVA)

Mahendranagar 20/24 24 33/11
Gaddachauki 6/8+ 8।
Dodhara 6/8+ 8।

Jhalari, Kaluwapur

Punarbas

3

20/24 2

4
a
16

v

छ।

NTN —
लल। ८ \O

Dhangadhi

Dadeldhura, Tikapur
Tikapur
Sugarkhal 3
10 Chaumala। 8।

Dhangadhi

Hasauliya।
v

20/24 + 6/8 33/11

ss 1
Budar (Doti) 5 5
Bagarkot 1.5 1.5
Jogbudha 3

Sahukharka

a

_ Sigash 3 33/11
Baitadi -
22 Patan 6/8+ 8।
23 Melauli 6/8+ 8।
24 Pipalla। 6। 6।, BP nagar 3 3 33/11
Doti
26 Mauwa 3 3 33/11
27 Tikhatar 3 3 33/11
28 Achh Jhakale। 6।। 6। 33/11
chham
30 Balanche 3 33/11
Thaligad 33/11 a
32 Marma 6/8+ 8। V
33 Lekam 3 3 V
Darchula
Gokuleshor
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Total
Capacity
(MVA)

Existin Under
8 Construction

Name of
Substation

Distribution
Center

Voltage

S.N. Level

Proposed
Transformer

Size (MVA)
Bagthala

Chainpur Selakhet

Kolti
Budhiganga

s उ। Vv।
2.33 kV Feeder Status

Bajhang

Maximum
Load of
2080/081

(Amp)

Name of
Distribution
Center

Length of
Feeder(km)
upto 2081/082

48.4

Name of Feeder Conductor Type

Attartya-Dhangadhi Feeder

Attariya-Dhangadhi New
Feeder

ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (WOLF)

ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG)
0। ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT.
WEASEL)

286 ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

Attartya- Buder Feeder
Dhangadhi Pahalmanpur-Hasuliya

Feeder 25

Pahalmanpur-Chaumala

Feeder 26

22.4

Attariya- Chaumala

Lalpur - Mahendranagar
Mahendranagar -
Gaddachauki

Gaddachauki

Mahendranagar

3 Tikapur DC

Dodhara

Lalpur - Kalawapur

Lamki-Tikapur
Lamki- Sugarkhal (Solta) 131
4 Bhajani Joshipur Toraiyapur Feeder 8 ~—_—:। ACSR (DOG)

90।

Baitadi Dadeldhura-Baitadi 52 36 ACSR (RABBIT)
aitadi
Balanch - Baitadi 29 36 ACSR (DOG)

Dadeldhura

Syaule- Dipayal (Pipalla) 40.41 67.23

Dipayal - Mauwa

Sahajpur- BP Nagar 13.83

DOTI

ACSR(Dog)

63.84। ACSR(Dog)

ACSR(Dog)

Tikhatar to Pipalla Dipayal 19.78 2.54 ACSR(Dog)

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Name of
Distribution
Center

Length of
Feeder(km)
upto 2081/08

Name of Feeder

Darchula Feeder ( Gokule

Darchula to Thaligad)

Maximum
Load of
2080/081

(Amp)

Conductor Type
2

ACSR (DOG)

6 _। ACSR (B06)

9.5
Doti (Pipla)-Achham 40

ACSR (DOG)

Achham

Sanfe Kamalbazar 40

ACSR (DOG)

Lalpur-Belauri
Bajhang Khodpe- Chainpur

32.68

ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

_ 60। 8।
3. 11 [7४ Feeder Status

Length of
Feeder(km)
upto
2081/082

Name of
Distribution
Center

Name of Feeder

JORAYAL FEEDER

Maximum
load of
2081/082,
Amp

Conductor Type

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

Basantpur Feeder
Attariya Feeder

6
Lalpur Syule Feeder 32.46
Olani Feeder 35.89

Airport Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

1 201 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

122 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

122
3 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

10
88 ACSR (DOG / WEASEL)
ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

Rajipur Feeder

ACSR (DOG / WEASEL)

Chaumala (Chaulama) Feeder

ACSR (DOG / WEASEL)

Banbehada Feeder

Dhangadhi
Rajpur Feeder

ACSR (DOG / WEASEL)

Bhansar Feeder 21.71 133 ACSR (DOG / RABBIT)

ACSR (DOG / RABBIT / WEASEL)

Hasanpur Feeder

Bela Feeder
Manehara Feeder 30.8

25.49

24.65

Fulbari Feeder(Hasuliya S/s)

Masuriya Feeder

ACSR (DOG / RABBIT)

ACSR (DOG / RABBIT / WEASEL)
294

ACSR (DOG / RABBIT)

ACSR (DOG / RABBIT / WEASEL)

Kailali Gau Feeder 8.34 201 ACSR (DOG / RABBIT / WEASEL)

ACSR (WEASEL)

Basauti Feeder (Hasultya S/s) 21 _ 69 ACSR (WEASEL)
2

9
क ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025) "

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

S.N.

21
22

N [Nd
चुर। (४२

(22
nN

BW। (22। (23। (४3। (43। (2०। [2। (2। 12। ऐ2। bo

Length of
Feeder(km)
upto
2081/082

Name of
Distribution
Center

Name of Feeder

Maximu
load of
2081/082,
Amp

Conductor Type

LALPUR Feeder 34.6 115 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
DAME Feeder 55.5 153 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
27.8 140 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
BHAASI Feeder ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
AITHPUR Feeder . ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
MAJGAAU Feeder 16.6 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
Mahendranagar। KRISHNAPUR Feeder 71.8 142 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
JHALARI Feeder ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
PIPLADI Feeder ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
DODHARA CHADANI Feeder2 12 ACSR (Cover Conductor DOG)
SUKASAAL Feeder 23.5 102 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
27 110 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

Beldandi Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

Belauri Belauri Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL/
Covered

Punarbas Feeder

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT / WEASEL/
Covered

N

पा। oS ५८ ००

Tikpaur Feeder

Durgauli Feeder

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT), Covered
Conductor 100 sq mm

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT), Covered
Conductor 100 sq mm

Manuwa Feeder

Satti Feeder

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT), Covered
Conductor 100 sq mm

Jagatpur Feeder

Chuha Feeder 37.45

Bazar Feeder

Tikapur DC

ACSR (RABBIT)

172.5 ACSR (RABBIT)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

Chissapani Feeder

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

Baliya Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT)

Pole Plant Feeder

Covered Conductor 50 sq mm

Solta Feeder

Pahalmanpur Feeder

ACSR (DOG)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

Bhajani Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

Bhajani

Joshipur Feeder

Sukkhad Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)

ACSR (DOG/RABBIT)

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Length of
Feeder(km)
upto
2081/082

BagBazzar feeder

Krirtipur Anarkholi Feeder 46.6

Chamada Feeder

Sakayal feeder

Name of

Distribution Name of Feeder

Center

Maximum
load of
2081/082,
Amp

Conductor Type

30 ACSR (RABBIT )
38 ACSR (WEASEL)
16 ACSR (WEASEL)
35 ACSR (WEASEL)

Doti ghatal Feeder

7 ACSR (WEASEL)

Bhatkada Feeder

Jogbuda Feeder

Dadeldhura

52.19

2 ACSR (WEASEL)

15 ACSR (WEASEL)

Sadhani Feeder 20 20 ACSR (WEASEL)
Katal Feeder

Gaibadhe Bajar Feeder

22 ACSR (WEASEL)
20

ACSR (WEASEL)

Budar Gaira Feeder 73.26

15 ACSR (WEASEL)

Bagarkot Feeder 11
Rupal Feeder 22.3

Tripura Feeder 144.858

2 ACSR (WEASEL)

3 ACSR (WEASEL)

Dewal Feeder 65 5 ACSR (WEASEL)

19.2 ACSR (RABBIT,WEASEL)

ACSR (RABBIT,WEASEL)

Baitadi

Patan Feeder 226.006

ACSR (RABBIT,WEASEL)

Dogadakedar Feeder 116

SILGADI FEEDER

ACSR (RABBIT,WEASEL)

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL),
Covered conductor(55 sq.mm)

ACSR (RABBIT /
WEASEL ),Covered conductor(55

Wayal-KAPALIKHI

RAJPUR BAZAR FEEDER

sq.mm)

ACSR (RABBIT /
WEASEL),Covered conductor(55
sq.mm)

Tikha Feeder
KI singh Feeder

11.664

T 1

Tikhatar Bogtan Feeder

Jorayal Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT /
WEASEL),Covered conductor(55
sq.mm)। -। ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL)
ACSR (RABBIT /
WEASEL),Covered conductor(55
sq.mm)
ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL, )
Covered conductor(55 sq.mm)

Mauwa Sayal feeder

54.2
Khasari Feeder
55.03 po

Badikedar Feeder

ACSR (RABBIT /
WEASEL),Covered conductor(55
sq.mm)

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL,)
Covered conductor(100 sq.mm,55
sq.mm)

ACSR (RABBIT /
WEASEL),Covered conductor(55
sq.mm)

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

A Year Book: FY 2081/082 (2024/025), "

Maximum
load of

Length of

Feeder(km)

upto 2081/082,
2081/082 Amp

120.02 27 ACSR (RABBIT,WEASEL)
50 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Khalanga Bazar Feeder 14 Conductor
57 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Gokuleshwor Feeder 107.92 Conductor
10 ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Byansh Feeder 129.77

Conductor
Baril Feeder

Name of

S.N.

Distribution Name of Feeder

Center

Conductor Type

Joljibi Feeder

Darchula

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Conductor

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Conductor

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Conductor

ACSR (RABBIT/WEASEL)
ACSR (RABBIT/WEASEL)
ACSR (RABBIT/WEASEL)
ACSR (RABBIT/WEASEL)
ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Conductor

ACSR (RABBIT/WEASEL)

ACSR (RABBIT)
ACSR (RABBIT)
ACSR (RABBIT)
ACSR (RABBIT)
ACSR (RABBIT)

Marma Bajar

Api Feeder

Marku Feeder
Sanfe Feeder 132.42
50.89 15

Achham Kamalbazar Feeder

Dhakari Feeder 19.83
Tumrakhad Feeder 41.22
Bungal Feeder 25

Bithadchir Feeder

Supeda Feeder 28
1

BAZAR Feeder 8

Bajhang DC

ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Martadi Kolti Feeder Conductor
Budhiganga Khaptadchededaha ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Feeder Conductor
ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
Rajali Feeder Conductor
ACSR (RABBIT / WEASEL) Cover
94 Gaumul Feeder 14.5 0.1 Conductor

NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY
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KOSHI PROVINCE 3
[र : aw
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HETAUDA S/S NE S/S HETAUDA S/S NEW HETAUDA S/S TINGLA S/S। kv TO हु 33 kv TO
SINDHULI S/S 5 JALJALE S/S
AND BHIMAN S/S नै 3३ ७४ To
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9.128 GRID S/S
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CEMENT B th AMLEKHOANS लने। : 8/8 (INDIA) 2 8
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tamu, BVA १4४४। Ff ba 8
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STEEL।
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s/s 33 ४५।। mw HARSHBAHA। S/S sama छ
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33 kV FROM ८० NS 2४6710 1५ 33 kV FROM
DOUBLE ७ S/S
RAXAUAL 8/8 1 er ron SURSANG
(INDIA) RAXUAL S/S

(INDIA)

SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM N
CHILIME दी OF BHOTEKOSHI SIPRING A
HUB S/S ow MAILUNG BAGMATI PROVINCIAL OFFICE BHAIRAB र
CHILIME » नुन si rr KHOLA P/S PIS oe
=u PIS ey HHO © 2, ww
nw ee sia SAMUNDRATAR BARHABISE 9 ८
छू GRANG GRID S/S S/S छ पक
_ न हु tow sw = BARAMCHI 8७,७40
ries i छ 4, 8 Feng UPPER
> ee . SANIMA Fy १
a an4-@ Lower Tadi,. हुना जै coon ww eas ie १ : aw TAMAKOSHI P/S
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TRISHULI - 3A S/S 'eed कु" LAPSIPHEDI पाको g Sam" SINGATI 4
(२) (त) शा का छे १ MELAMCHI SHI ८) =
i mw MAILUNG क ee CHAPALI mw i 6०७ 0 SUNKO i i j।
PIS § os.
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छ ० BHALCHE TRISHULI a s nw MAKAIBARI
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BASERI JHARLANG BALAJU क GRID S/S
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are हा, DEVIGHAT।। b i Epis
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CHHOTE " [5
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GRID S/S SIS sw
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भन KHOPASI ष्ट
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SUNOHARA 8848 P'S DORAMBA exmeaw
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4 - Wie
छ।। i BANESHWOR Bis bos nw S/S g a SIS
132 kV FROM H। 5
MARSHYANGOI P'S 220 kV FROM।
MARKICHOWK] S'S
THAPAT, ul
aay
AANBU eke हु MAHABHARAT
432 kV FROM 132 kV TO 33। 5/5 25७०00८
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छे? 2
" "T 220 kV TO 5 FI हनी 33 ४४ § 55 mw SANGUTAR
row MARKICHOWK 55 El ls - is. टे छ ९ sis
al) 1% 110४ ey } i
NEW PATAN Buh
हु S/S। Bl ahs
220 KV 10 220 WV TO oR as vw 4 H boar
BARDAGHAT S'S a By
3 ———
NEW
"eum 2०७४ BHARATPUR S/S 23mm 000
RAMESHVFOR र
nl KULEKHANI - 3 may
nat yarn PIS © ४ suva@ KHURKOT
INDUS TONAL 3 " 4 ad SIS
™ BHARATPUR। CHITWAN wed ocho vie 0 i ११1
GRID S/S auroras GRID S/S name ranven i
132 kV FROM we
- 400 ॥ ४ TO ——!
manson " 4 DHAL KFHAR SIS ददन" N L
र i w i baw ama Q KAPILAKOT aw ०७४
i i ™ sua] SINDHULI aa
a HE छ उ PIS ™ = " s/s "
851 15।
33 oT ा HETAUDA FY 11 LAMPANTAR
i ८54 i 3 पू GRID S/S MALTA ee। 5 Ht S/S, j i i टे i 5। SiS 9 UNICHAUR 33 kV FROM DUDHAULI S/S 3
3 i i NEW new sis TARAGHARI £/S aw
1 1२4 ta Rl [1 il 4। सी [.] HETAUDA S/S 8809.
ी te BHIMAN
w 33 WY y 130m006 S/S
al HANAULI [ना छो KHANIKHOLA i a8 nw
mo & sis MANAHARI TUNGAN » PIS गै z 2.8
nw sis [७ P/S © uw uw
' छै iw os z
; हर १ ४ CHHATIWAN sey ;
i KAMANE 5/5 पा 4 ii
GRID S/S १६७४
2 Bene BAGMATI PROVINCE DIVISION OFFICE, HETAUDA hot। GVA
MADI ww 15 र : 4५ HETAUDA CEMENT B ha 33 kv FROM
SIS aja] 22 H i - rue OHALKEBAR
[ potas us j A GRID 8/5
680४ TO
$। 2०, पा
ase td 58 THROUGH
AMLEKHJUNG S/S
AND SIMRA HS

LEGEND

COLOURAMNDICATION VOLTAGE LEVEL
4७4 ky
220 kv
122 kv
aan
aanv
18
aaw
GENERATION

८2

THAPAKHOLA
P/S

3७७४।
a

320४
211 १
wav

KOBANG
3 S/S
HEE

TAT IP AN! DO

240 Kv

=~

0
८७०।९००१६७१५।

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HYDRO

TATOPAND 2RIW
SMALL

~ (त)

DARA BIS

DANA MARDI
220 kV S/S P/S
4, 0

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ace Fy
sav
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= WVA
kv कम —
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डु
3
LOWER MODI
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GALKO 81m DOS
s/s saw 22 um 000 KUSMA S/S
va छि BAGLUNG ipa Se
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111. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMER SERVICES DIRECTORATE

Distribution and Consumer Services Directorate

Level 12 (T)

Koshi Provincial Office, Madhesh Provincial Office Bagmati Provincial Office, Gandaki Provincial Office Lumbini Provincial Office, Karnali Provincial Offi Sudur Pashchim Provincial Smart Meters nd Community & Rural _ + _
Biratnagar Janakpur, 9 Kathmandu " Pokhara, Butwal men Surkhet ce. र Office, Attarial Auto mation Dept Electrification Dept. Planning tena Management Div. fae Level io (Ace. )
Level 11 Level 11, (1) Level 11, (T) Level 11, (T) Level 11 (T) Level 11, (T) Level 11 (T) Level 11, (1) Level 11, (T. Dept . Level 10, (Ele.)

Taplegunj Distribution Centre Distribution Dolakha Distribution C

Parasi Distribution Centre Rukum West Distribution Bajura Distribution Centre
Level 7, (Ele.)

Arughat Distribution Centre

Dhankuta Distribution Centre 'evel 7, (Ele.)

Baitadi Distribution Centre
Level 8, (Ele.)

Pokhara Distribution Centre Butawal Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.)
पा Level 9, (Ele.) Level 9, (Ele.) Kalikot Distribution Centre ———

Material Management Expenditture Section
BB) Level 8 (Ele.) Level 7, (Ele.) Level 8. (Ele.) Levee (ele Level 7, (Ele.) Computerized Billing &। GIS & information।। Distribution System।। Metering & Automatic Sect. Hetauda Level 9, (Acc)
istributio = ae. Network Division।। Technology Sec. Control Center Division Level 7. (Ele.
Panchthar Distribution Bodebarsain Distribut Gorkha Distribution Centre Bardeghat Distribution Centre Bajhang Distribution Centre Level 10, (Comp) Level 9, (Comp) Level 8, (Ele.) Level 10, (Ele.)
Level 7, (Ele.) € Ramechap Distribution Centre Level 9, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.) Salyan Distribution Centre Level 7, (Ele.) Revenue Section
Level Bribie.) Level 6, (Ele.) Level 8, {Ele.) Level 9, (Acc)
liam Distribution Centre Bhairahewa Distribution Distribution Level 8, (A)
Rajbir Distr ution Lumjung Distribution Centre Doti Distribution Centre Revenue Momt. & strib
Level 9. (Ele) शरद Otte Panchakhal Distribution Centre Cevel 8, (Ele.) 1०५0 ele ) Dolpa Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.) Online Section Automation Section
Level 9, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.) : छै Level 7, (Ele.) Level 9, (Comp) Level 9, (Ele.
Khadbari Distribution Centre — —— Tanahu Distribution Centre A Distribution Centre Achham Distribution Centre
Level 8. (६०) Lahan Distibution Kavre Distribution Centre Level 9, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.) Gamgad Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.) Billing and Record
Teh Distribution Level 9, (Ele.) Level 9 (Ele.) Level 7. (Ele.) Leve ection )
Level 7, (Ele) Sindhus Distribution Lekhnath Distribution Centre Nayamil Distribution Centre। Parcel 8. (Be) Contre। (Come
ghupaichowk Level 8, (Ele) Level 9, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.) Heldung Distribution Centre।। i

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Bhojpur Distribution Centre — a8 mou Level 7, (Ele.) Dadelanura Destribution
evel 6. (56) Recuwa Diciribution Centre Parbat Distribution Centre 0: Level 8, (Ele.
asi Disb he Level 7 (ele) Level 8. (Ele.) Level 9, (Ele.) Jumia Distribution Centre
Diktel Distribution Centre Levels (Ele.) ' Level 7. (Ele.) Mahendranagar Distribution
evel 8, (Ele.) ea Shyanja Distribution Centre Krishnanagar Distribution Centre Level 9, (Ele.)
Janakpyr Distribution Nuwakot Distribution Level 8, (Ele.) Centre Jajarkot Distribution Centre ला
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Levers अँ Centre Level 9, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele. Level 7, (Ele.) Belaurl Distribution Centre
Level 7, (Ele.) evel 9, (Ele.) .
— —= ing Distributi Maygdi Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.)
द्ध Dna Dhading Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.) Palpa Distribution Centre Dailekh Distribution Centre
Okhakdhunga Distribution Centre Distribution Centre Level 9. (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.) Dhangadi Distribution Centre
» (Ele. ev le
न गी Level 9, (Ele.)
______ Bhaktapur Dis! Centre Arghakhacti Distribution
Udayapur Distribution Centre Sakhuwe Djstribution पाल) Level 7, (Ele.) Centre Surkhet Distribution Centre नल
Level 9, (Ele.) Level 8. (Ele.) Level 8. (Ele. evel 9. (Ele) Bhajani Distribution Centre

Level 8, (Ele.)

Thimi Distribution Centre Manang Distribution Centre Guim Distribution Centre
Dhulabari Distribution Centre Level 8 . (Ele.) evel 7, (Ele.) Level 8, (Ele.)

Level 8, (Ele.) Tikapur Distribution Centre

Level 8, (Ele.)

Leva ०. )

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Lagankhel Distribution Centre Bagiung Distibypen Centre Lumbini Province Division

Breda 77 1771 1 Centre Jaleswor Distribution Level 9, (Ele.) Office, Nepalgunj
Level Level 10, (Ele.
__Level 8, (Ele.) Pulchowk Distribution Centre Kewashwot Distribution
Anarmani Distribution Centre Barhathawa Distribution Level 9. (Ele.) Centre Rukum East Distribution
Level 9, (Ele.) Centre Level 9, (Ele. Centre
Level 8, (Ele.) Ratnapark Distribution Centre Level 7, (Ele.)

मकमन Level 9 (Ele)
Malangwa Distribution Rolpa Distribution Centre

e Level 8, (Ele.
Level 9, (Ele.) Kuleswor Distribution Centre =

Lalbandi Distribution Pyuthan Distribution Centre
Level'. (Ele.) Kirtipur Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.)

Level 8. (Ele.)

Oamak Distribution Centre
Level 9, (Ele.)

Couredene Oe er Dept. = Department
Misc. = Miscellaneous

Rangeii Distribution Centre (T) = Technical

Level 9, (Ele.)

Ghorahi Distribution Centre
Level 8, (Ele.)

(Adm.) = Administration
(Acc.) = Account

(Ele.) = Electrical
(Comp.) = Computer

Balaju Distribution Centre
Urtabari Distribution Centre Level 8, (Ele.)

Level 8, (Ele.) Lamahi Distribution Centre

Level 8, (Ele.)

Mal narayqund Dist bution

Belbari Distribution Centre
Level 9, (Ele.)

99.
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Gaur Distipuston © Level 9, (Ele.) Tulsipur Distribution Centre
. छ Level 9, (Ele.)
Jorpati Distribution Centre
Level 8. (Ele.)

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Biratnag
Level 9, (Ele.)

Distribution Contre Level
— [नता।
Kohalpur Distribution Centre

Level 8, (Ele.)
Baneswor Distribution Centre

Duhabi Distribution Centre Level 9,(Ele.)

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Level 8, (Ele.) Nepalgunl, istribution
न former Workeh Level i (Ele.)
istributi ------ — transformer Wo
Inaruwa Distribution Centre Birgunj Distribution Level 9, (Ele.)
Level 9. (Ele.) Level. (Ele.) Gulerlya Distribution Centre
___ Bagmati Province Division Level 9, (Ele.)

Itahari Distribution Centre

Office, Hetauda
Level 9, (Ele.)

Level 10, (Ele.) Rajapur Distribution Ce

Level 8, (Ele.)

3

Pokharlya Distribution
Leveio. Ele.)
Simara Distribution
entre
Level 8, (Ele.)

Dharan Distribution Centre
Level 8, (Ele.)

Sindhuli Distribution Centre
Level 9 (Ele.)

Bharatpur Distribution Centre
Level 9 (Ele.)

Chanauli Distribution Centre
Level & (Ele.)

Tandi Distribution Centre
Level 9 (Ele.)

Hetauda Distribution Centre
Level 9 (Ele.)

Palung Distribution Centre
Level 7 (Ele.)

Publication Focal Persons

Nanda Kishor Mandal Dipesh Shrestha

Community Rural Electrification Department Project Management Directorate

डि
Pawan Kumar Gupta Binita Mandal Sunil Subedi
Koshi Provincial Office Madhesh Provincial Office Bagmati Provincial Office

Abinash Mahat Krishna Prasad Panta Ram Prasad Gyawali
Bagmati Province Division Office Gandaki Provincial Office Lumbini Provincial Office

Navaraj Adhikari Bimal Prasad Sah Deepak Jung Chaudhary
Lumbini Province Division Office Karnali Provincial Office Sudurpaschim Provincial Office

Publication Committee

Achyut Babu Ghimire

Director, Co-ordinator

Tek Nath Tiwari Dolnath Kandel Sadhav Bhandari
Director, Member Joint Director, Member Joint Director, Member

Dhirendra Kumar Yadav Milana Prajapati Dil Kumar Manandhar
Manager, Member Engineer, Member Engineer, Member

Prabin Dhakal Lal Bahadur Budha Ramu Shrestha
Engineer, Member Engineer, Member Asst. Manager, Member Secretary

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Cover & Back Cover Photo: 11 kV line maintenace work at Lamjyung DC.
Image Icon: LT line maintenace work at Dailekh DC.

Nepal Electricity Authority

Distribution & Consumer Services Directorate

Durbarmarg, Kathmandu
Phone: 01-4153142