Bangladesh eyes cost-effective power from Nepal's planned mega-dam : vimarsana.com

Bangladesh has been presented with a fresh opportunity to consider importing cost-effective electricity from Nepal in the coming years as the Himalayan country gears up to initiate the construction of a new 1,040MW hydropower plant on the Arun River. Nepal's Arun River indirectly feeds into the Ganges River system, ultimately replenishing Bangladesh's Padma River via

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