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Lamahi Energy Ltd.

Nepal’s energy sector is gradually evolving with a growing emphasis on clean and sustainable alternatives. While hydropower dominates the national grid, its seasonal variability has highlighted the need for alternative energy sources. In this context, solar energy stands out as a dependable and environmentally friendly solution—especially in regions with high solar irradiance. Recognizing this opportunity, Lamahi Energy Ltd. is leading the way in strengthening Nepal’s renewable energy portfolio through utility-scale solar projects.

Founded with the vision to contribute to Nepal’s green energy transition, Lamahi Energy Limited brings together a team of experts in engineering, project development, and sustainable infrastructure. Our strategy is based on community collaboration, technological innovation, and environmental responsibility.

Lamahi Energy Limited is currently developing the Rapti Dobhan Solar Power Project, a grid-connected solar power plant with an installed capacity of 30 MW AC, located in Hasnapur-05, Lamahi Municipality, Dang District , within Lumbini Province. The project site receives an impressive average annual solar insolation of 5.37 kWh/m²/day, making it ideal for solar power generation.

Electricity generated from the project will be evacuated via a 4.5 km, 33 kV double-circuit transmission line , connecting the plant to the Lamahi Grid Substation. The use of modern solar photovoltaic technology ensures high efficiency and long-term operational reliability.

Through this initiative, Lamahi Energy aims not only to address the growing power demand but also to contribute to Nepal’s vision of a diversified and sustainable energy mix. The project aligns with national goals of reducing dependency on electricity imports and promoting clean, indigenous energy solutions for a resilient energy future.

Our Objectives

The projects aim to:

  • ⦁ Harness solar potential to generate sustainable power for Nepal’s growing energy needs.
  • ⦁ Enhance grid stability by complementing seasonal fluctuations in hydropower.
  • ⦁ Promote energy accessibility in underserved regions through renewable solutions.
Project Timeline

Energy generation is scheduled to commence in 2026, marking a major milestone in our commitment to delivering sustainable and renewable energy to the region.

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Project Overview

The 30 MW Rapti Dobhan Solar Project spans over 50 bighas of land in Dang District. The project, which is supported by cutting-edge photovoltaic technology and designed in accordance with national grid standards, is anticipated to produce about 60 GWh of electricity annually, which is sufficient to power tens of thousands of households in Nepal and displace thousands of tons of CO₂ annually.

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High solar exposure with strong year-round generation.

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Located near Lamahi Substation for efficient grid connection.

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Supports local energy reliability and reduces seasonal imports.

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Advances Nepal’s clean energy and sustainability goals.

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Employment opportunities during construction and operation.

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Boost to local economy and infrastructure.

Salient Features of Project

Rapti Dobhan Solar PV Project
Project Location Latitude: 27°50'42" N to 27°50'27"N, Longitude: 82°31'56" E to 82°31'32"E
Project Name Rapti Dobhan Solar PV Project
Province Lumbini
District Dang
Project Site Hasnapur, Lamahi-05
General
Average Annual Insolation Data 5.37 kWh/m2/day
Installed Capacity 30 MW AC
Average Annual Energy 59.26 GWh
Capacity Utilization Factor (CUF) 22.55%
Transmission Line
Voltage level 33 kV
Length 4.5 km, Double circuit
Conductor ACSR WOLF
From Project Switchyard
To Lamahi Grid Substation

Project Outcome

Enhanced Power Generation Capacity: The project will inject approximately 60 GWh of green energy into Nepal’s national grid, contributing to a more balanced energy mix and supporting rising electricity demand—especially during the dry season when hydropower output declines.

Advancement of Renewable Energy Integration: By diversifying Nepal’s renewable portfolio, the project promotes energy independence and supports the government’s long-term climate and sustainability targets.

Local Economic and Employment Impact: The development and operation of the plant will create employment opportunities for local communities, boosting the regional economy and building local capacity in the green energy sector.

Revenue Generation and Fiscal Contribution: The project is expected to generate consistent revenue through energy sales to NEA, while also contributing to the national economy through taxes and duties.

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