Ingwa Hydropower Limited

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Ingwa Hydropower Limited (NEPSE: IHL) is a Nepalese hydro‑power developer that builds, operates and sells electricity from run‑of‑the‑river projects. Its flagship Upper Ingwa Hydropower Project has a capacity of 9.7 MW and is located on the Ingwa River in Panchthar and Taplejung districts. The plant has been commercially operating since 28 Chaitra 2080 BS and supplies power to the national grid under a power purchase agreement with the Nepal Electricity Authority, with electricity transmitted via the Amarpur substation of the Mechi Corridor transmission line. The company’s objective is to develop additional hydro projects and cascade schemes across the country. The company was incorporated on Ashad 9th 2066 and is headquartered in Trade Tower, ThapaThali, Kathmandu, Nepal.

Key Facts

Project Capacity

9.7 MW

River and District

Ingwa River, Panchthar & Taplejung

Commercial Operation Date

28th Chaitra, 2080 BS

Power Purchase Agreement

Supplies electricity to the national grid under a PPA with NEA via Amarpur substation