Project Description
The 2.4 MW Hydroelectric Project is an operational renewable energy facility in Nepal that generates clean electricity through hydropower. Commissioned in 2009, the project continues to supply renewable electricity while issuing International Renewable Energy Certificates (I-RECs), enabling organizations to substantiate renewable electricity consumption and sustainability commitments.
Registered under the I-REC(E) framework, the project contributes to Nepal's renewable energy sector by utilizing hydropower resources for low-carbon electricity generation. The continued issuance of renewable energy certificates demonstrates the long-term operational reliability and environmental value of the facility.
Key Highlights
- Operational 2.4 MW hydropower project
- Eligible for I-REC(E) issuance
- Generates renewable electricity from hydropower
- Commissioned in 2009
- Contributes to Nepal's renewable energy sector
Registry Verification
Each credit represents one tonne of CO2 emissions reduced, removed, or avoided, as verified by registry-approved third-party auditors.
