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Energy Minister stresses increasing electricity consumption

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Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Shakti Bahadur Basnet, has underscored the need for increasing the consumption of electricity within the country.

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Addressing a discussion program on the promotion of electric cooking stove organized on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the Electric Cooking Stove National Campaign in Lalitpur today, he said the electric stoves are useful for every Nepali from the economic, social and environmental viewpoints.

The theme of the discussion program was – ‘Let Us Increase the Use of Electric Stove: Let Us Contribute to Improving Health.’  

Energy Minister Basnet said that the government has emphasized on production of maximum hydroelectricity as it is the basis for the country’s prosperity.

He suggested enlisting the participation of the private sector also by providing it with subsidies and concessions in the production of hydropower for the success of the campaign. 

The minister called on all sides to be serious regarding the climate change impacts, including in the agricultural sector. 

Secretary at the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Gopal Prasad Sigdel said the government’s attention is centered on promoting and increasing the use of electric cookstoves to substitute the import of LP Gas through the 16th periodic plan that commences from the next fiscal year. 

President of the National Federation of Community Electricity User, Narayan Gyawali on the occasion shared that together with various organizations, they have been effortful in making this campaign meaningful and successful. The campaign was launched on January 25, 2019.

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