Nepal’s energy policy in 2023 and beyond
A shift to clean energy is long overdue in Nepal, not so much to save the planet but to save our economy
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Global crisis, local solutions
Nepal must not wait for rich countries to pledge funds for climate action, we can do a lot on our own
Ukraine, Climate, and Nepal
The Russian invasion of Ukraine two weeks ago has been called ‘a war over fossil fuel’ because it has exposed Europe’s dependence...
Nepal can lead in zero-carbon
We are at a critical moment for the future of our planet. Temperatures are rising, storms are raging, and crops are failing...
Climate, COVID-19 and China
As the COVID-19 pandemic grips the world, some have seen a silver lining in a reported decrease in carbon emissions and pollution levels. However, as...
Giving back to Nepal what Nepal gave to them
Schoolmates who studied at Budanilkantha boarding school in Kathmandu went on for higher studies abroad, some to MIT and Harvard, others to...
Cars before roads in Nepal
At next week’s Power Summit, let us put finally the horse before the cart
The climate threat multiplier
Most of the recent talk within the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) process and elsewhere has focused on cutting greenhouse...
Nepal’s electric transport future is here
Residents of Kathmandu by now know that they breathe some of the dirtiest air in the world. But unlike elsewhere, that awareness...
Electri-City Cars
https://youtu.be/-pr72QL_ScEAfter serving as a toy for the rich, for making an environmental statement, or be a hobby, electric cars have suddenly become...
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