Nepal is traditionally known as being rich in hydro power. The steep gradient of the terrain makes Nepal’s rivers excellent sources of hydroelectricity. However, there are many socio-political, legal, geological, hydro logical, financial and market barriers to generating energy from the fast-flowing rivers. Nepal is a poor country and is going through an extended political transition. The necessary infrastructure and rules and policies for capital intensive projects like hydro power are lacking. As a result, the country has been able to harness only a fraction of the total hydro potential. -
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