Vol. 14 (2014)

Published: 2014-10-21

Editorial

Develop Electricity Projects and Transmission lines in a 'War Footing'

Jeewan Prasad Thanju

7-7
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Articles

Hydropower Development in Nepal: Five Month Reflections

Christopher Butler

8-9
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What’s Ailing Indian Energy Markets?

Bishal Thapa

10-12
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Hydropower Development in India

CVJ Varma, Tanushree Sharma

13-15
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Rationale of Pancheshwar Multipurpose Project for Reduction of Energy Crisis and Mitigating the Impacts of Mahakali Flood and Subsequent Economic Development of Nepal and India

Moti Bahadur Kunwar

16-20
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Creative Destruction and the HIDCL

Christopher Butler

21-22
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Prediction of Turbine Needed For Future Hydropower Projects in Nepal

Subash Panta, Manish Lamsal, Bhola Thapa, Biraj Singh Thapa

23-26
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Numerical Modeling of Nonuniform Flow in Settling Basins

Hanne Nøvik, Abha Dudhraj, Nils ReidarBøe Olsen, Meg Bahadur Bishwakarma, Leif Lia

27-35
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Norwegian Design Principle for High Pressure Tunnels and Shafts: Its Applicability in the Himalaya

Krishna Kanta Panthi

36-40
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Foreign Direct Investment in Nepal’s Hydropower Development

Pradeep Gangol

41-42
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Adapting to Peri-urban Water Insecurity Induced by Urbanization and Climate Change

Anushiya Shrestha, Rajesh Sada, Lieke Melsen

43-48
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Importance of Contract Administration for Timely Construction of Hydropower Projects without Disputes

Gyanendra Prasad Kayastha

49-51
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Strategic Planning for Operation of Large Hydropower Plants

Shambhu Ratan Awasthi, Vishnu Prasad, Saroj Rangnekar

53-58
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Cross-border Downstream Benefit Sharing in Reservoir Type Hydropower Projects: Case of Budhi Gandaki Storage Project in Nepal

Surya Nath Upadhyay, Prakash Gaudel

59-64
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Regional Modeling for Estimation of Runoff from Ungauged Catchments: Case Study of the Saptakoshi Basin, Nepal

Jayandra Prasad Shrestha, Knut Alfredsen, Netra Timalsina

65-72
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Sustainability of Bhutan's Hydropower

Gongsar Karma Chhopel

73-76
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The 400 kV Dhalkebar-Muzaffarpur 140 km Transmission Line Eight Years of Indo-Nepal Labor and Still No Fruit

S B Pun

77-82
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Vol. 14 (2014)

Editorial

Develop Electricity Projects and Transmission lines in a 'War Footing'

Articles

Hydropower Development in Nepal: Five Month Reflections

What’s Ailing Indian Energy Markets?

Hydropower Development in India

Rationale of Pancheshwar Multipurpose Project for Reduction of Energy Crisis and Mitigating the Impacts of Mahakali Flood and Subsequent Economic Development of Nepal and India

Creative Destruction and the HIDCL

Prediction of Turbine Needed For Future Hydropower Projects in Nepal

Numerical Modeling of Nonuniform Flow in Settling Basins

Norwegian Design Principle for High Pressure Tunnels and Shafts: Its Applicability in the Himalaya

Foreign Direct Investment in Nepal’s Hydropower Development

Adapting to Peri-urban Water Insecurity Induced by Urbanization and Climate Change

Importance of Contract Administration for Timely Construction of Hydropower Projects without Disputes

Strategic Planning for Operation of Large Hydropower Plants

Cross-border Downstream Benefit Sharing in Reservoir Type Hydropower Projects: Case of Budhi Gandaki Storage Project in Nepal

Regional Modeling for Estimation of Runoff from Ungauged Catchments: Case Study of the Saptakoshi Basin, Nepal

Sustainability of Bhutan's Hydropower

The 400 kV Dhalkebar-Muzaffarpur 140 km Transmission Line Eight Years of Indo-Nepal Labor and Still No Fruit

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