Nepal is embarking on a bold energy transition, focusing on its potential for green hydrogen production amid growing global interest. The country, blessed with abundant water resources and relatively untapped hydropower capabilities estimated at 80 GW, is at the cusp of what could be termed the next step in its renewable energy evolution. The recent inauguration of Nepal’s first hydrogen refueling station by Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, along with the launch of the nation’s first hydrogen-powered vehicle, marks these developments as significant milestones for the nation.
Green hydrogen, often cited as a key player for the future of clean energy, has created considerable buzz across various media platforms and conferences within Nepal. This newfound enthusiasm is not entirely new, as the concept of hydrogen fuels has been discussed for decades. Notably, experts suggest Nepal could produce green hydrogen at…
