Nepal’s Energy Transition Hits a Critical Moment — Industry Leaders to Convene in Kathmandu in 15 Days  

With just 15 days remaining, momentum is rapidly building for the 7th Edition of Nepal Clean Energy Week 2026, set to take place on May 15, 2026, at the Kathmandu Marriott Hotel. At a time when Nepal’s energy sector is entering a decisive phase, the event is poised to bring together over 200 senior decision-makers, 50+ companies, and 30+ expert speakers for a day focused on driving tangible outcomes, partnerships, and investments.

A Defining Moment for Nepal’s Energy Landscape  

Nepal’s energy transition is gaining pace. While hydropower has traditionally anchored the country’s electricity supply, increasing demand, seasonal fluctuations, and industrial expansion are accelerating the adoption of solar, energy storage, and hybrid energy systems.

This transformation presents significant opportunities, alongside pressing challenges related to financing, grid readiness, scalability, and risk management. Nepal Clean Energy Week 2026 arrives at this critical inflection point, positioning itself as a platform where industry stakeholders can address these challenges and unlock new opportunities.

Driving Actionable Insights and Market Solutions  

The 2026 agenda is designed to move beyond high-level dialogue and focus on real-world, market-driven solutions. Key discussion areas include:

  • Financing and de-risking renewable energy projects in Nepal
  • The evolving role of solar and hydropower hybrid models
  • Scaling commercial and industrial (C&I) and rooftop solar adoption
  • Integrating energy storage for enhanced grid resilience
  • Expanding opportunities in regional power trade

These sessions are expected to lead to clearer strategies, stronger partnerships, and measurable business outcomes for participants.

A Comprehensive Industry Gathering  

The event will bring together stakeholders from across the clean energy value chain, including:

  • Developers and Independent Power Producers (IPPs)
  • EPC contractors and technology providers
  • Banks, investors, and financial institutions
  • Policymakers and utilities
  • Commercial and industrial energy consumers

This diverse participation ensures a holistic representation of Nepal’s clean energy ecosystem, offering unmatched networking and collaboration opportunities.

Voices driving Nepal’s clean energy growth  

The speaker lineup features industry leaders actively shaping Nepal’s renewable energy landscape:

Anjal Niraula, CEO, Gham Power Nepal Private Limited
Sandip Shah, Chairman & Managing Director, Pashupati Renewables Pvt. Ltd. & President, SOPPAN
Apar Neupane, CEO, Simple Energy Pvt. Ltd.
Guna Raj Dhakal, Founder Chairperson, Renewable Energy Confederation of Nepal (RECON)
Himanshu Golchha, Director, Golchha Green Energy
Jeevan Baidya, Director, Sunbridge Solar Nepal
Nikhil Banka, Director, Tarai Solar
Prawin Aryal, CEO – Energy Business, Golyan Group
Sanjay Kumar Sah, Vice President, Group CFO, Golyan Group & Director, Pure Energy Ltd, Upper Balephi Hydropower Ltd.
Suwarn Kumar Singh, Member-Secretary, Nepal Infrastructure Bank (NIFRA)

…and many more.

These are the developers, financiers, and policy influencers directly involved in shaping Nepal’s next wave of clean energy projects.

Recognising Excellence in Clean Energy Sector

The event will also host two key award platforms:

  • Nepal Clean Energy Week Awards 2026 – recognising leading companies and enterprises
  • Future Energy Leadership Awards Nepal 2026 – celebrating individuals and teams driving impact

Strong Industry Partnerships

Nepal Clean Energy Week 2026 is supported by leading organisations across the ecosystem:

  • Solar Inverter & ESS Solutions Partner: Sungrow
  • Diamond Partner: Solplanet
  • Gold Partner: Trina Solar Energy Development Pte Ltd
  • Association Partners: RECON & SOPPAN
  • Powered By: SolarQuarter, Energy StoragePro

Final Countdown  

With strong regional participation already confirmed and limited seats remaining, the event is shaping up to be a high-impact gathering for stakeholders invested in Nepal’s clean energy future.

As Nepal advances toward a more diversified and resilient energy mix, the discussions and collaborations at Nepal Clean Energy Week 2026 are expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the next phase of growth.

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