Project Description
The 9.9 MW Taksar-Pikhuwa Hydropower Project is a utility-scale renewable energy facility in Nepal generating clean electricity through hydropower. Commissioned in 2019, the project is recognized as Nepal's first Hydro I-REC project, marking a significant milestone in the country's renewable energy certificate ecosystem.
Registered under the International Renewable Energy Certificate (I-REC) framework, the project successfully issued its first I-RECs in June 2025 and is RE100 Eligible, enabling organizations to procure internationally recognized renewable electricity certificates for sustainability reporting and renewable energy commitments.
Key Highlights
- Nepal's first Hydro I-REC project
- RE100 Eligible renewable energy certificates
- Utility-scale 9.9 MW hydropower facility
- First I-RECs issued in June 2025
- Contributes to Nepal's clean energy transition
Registry Verification
Each credit represents one tonne of CO2 emissions reduced, removed, or avoided, as verified by registry-approved third-party auditors.
