Energy & Power
Energy sector in Nepal has been primarily dominated by hydropower due to abundance in water resources. Nepal has a significant potential for hydropower generation but the actual installed capacity is much lower than the potential, with frequent power shortages and blackouts being a common occurrence. The existing energy infrastructure faces challenges in terms of capacity, maintenance, and transmission losses. The lack of adequate infrastructure, including transmission lines and substations limits capacity to generate and distribute electricity effectively. Government has been actively promoting investment in the sector, including through public-private partnerships and foreign direct investment. Favorable topography and water resources offer significant potential for hydropower generation, which could help meet domestic demand and support energy exports to neighboring countries.
Our team of professionals provide services to assist energy and power sector entities in developing financial plans, conducting financial analysis, and forecasting future cash flows. We help in identifying areas of improvement, optimizing financial structures, and assessing the financial viability of projects. We have involved in guiding energy and power sector entities on investment decisions, including project evaluation, capital budgeting, and risk assessment. We also analyze investment opportunities, conduct due diligence, and help clients make informed decisions about capital allocation.
We advise clients on policy incentives, concessions and exemptions and assist them in tax planning for new or existing projects. Our team conduct risk assessments, develop risk mitigation strategies, and establish frameworks for monitoring and managing risks throughout the project lifecycle to help clients minimize potential disruptions and improve project outcomes.