Nepal’s Investment Board has decided to facilitate the proposed 900-megawatt Upper Karnali hydropower project after years of delays. Funding deadlines, legal disputes and uncertainty over financial closure have slowed progress. The new decision offers a possible path forward, although it does not mean that construction has already started.
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