BHEL clinches order for 40 MW Rahughat Hydroelectric Project in Nepal
Mumbai/UNI: BHEL has won an order for the ElectroMechanical (EM) works for the 40 MW Rahughat Hydroelectric Project in Nepal.
The order has been placed on BHEL by the Raghuganga Hydropower Limited (RGHPL), a company 100 per cent owned by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) the sole public power utility in Nepal and owned by the Nepal government.
The project is majority funded by EXIM Bank of India in the form of a soft loan, along with funding from NEA and the Nepal government. WAPCOS, India is the project consultant, BHEL said in a filing with BSE.
The order for Rahughat HER, located in the Raghuganga municipality of Myagdi district of Nepal, envisages design, engineering, manufacturing, supply, erection and commissioning of the complete electro-mechanical package involving supply of two Vertical Pelton Turbines (20 MW each) along with associated equipment, matching generators, governors, controls & instrumentation, protection system, transformers, 220 KV switchyard and balance of plant (BoP) packages.
Major equipment for the contract will be manufactured and supplied by BHEL's plants at Bhopal, Jhansi, Rudrapur and Bengaluru, while the installation activities onsite will be carried out by the company's Power Sector - Northern Region division, Noida.
This is the second consecutive success for BHEL in the hydro power sector of Nepal. Last year, BHEL had won a prestigious order for the largest Hydropower project in Nepal - 900 MW Arun-3 HEP, which is presently under construction.
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