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Nepal's Project Infrastructure, Built Different

Feasibility studies, SPV structuring, and blockchain verification for energy and infrastructure projects — engineered to anticipate local compliance frameworks and deliver institutional-grade architecture.

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Operating within SEBON's SIF regulatory framework
Aligned with NEA grid connection standards
20 Expert Committees across 4 domains
Kathmandu, Nepal
What We Do

Core Project Infrastructure Services

We bridge the gap between technical complexity on the ground and compliance requirements in the boardroom.

Feasibility & DPR

Bankable feasibility studies and Detailed Project Reports designed to anticipate the structural requirements of major financial institutions and energy authorities.

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Green Verification

Blockchain-backed architectural designs for green energy certificate verification—immutable, auditable, and built for future ESG integration.

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Regtech & Compliance

Digital infrastructure and workflow automation designed to help organizations manage complex AML/KYC and reporting frameworks.

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SPV Structuring

Special Purpose Vehicle formation, equity architecture, and governance mapping designed within the framework of Nepal's Company Act 2063.

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Domain Expertise

Featured Expert Committees

We organize vertical knowledge into focused technical bodies. Standardizing project methodologies across Nepal.

Hydrogen Economy Committee

Forming

Green hydrogen production feasibility, storage solutions, Nepal-specific assessment, and regional export potential analysis.

Q2 2026View Mandate →

Solar & Renewables Committee

Forming

Solar PV feasibility, hybrid system design, off-grid solutions, and non-hydro renewable energy standards for Nepal.

Q3 2026View Mandate →

Fintech Committee

Forming

Payment systems architecture, digital banking platforms, NRB regulatory sandbox navigation, and financial inclusion technology.

Q4 2026View Mandate →

Regtech & Compliance Committee

Forming

AML/KYC automation systems, regulatory reporting infrastructure, smart contract audit frameworks, and compliance technology.

Q3 2026View Mandate →

Data Centre & Digital Infrastructure Committee

Launching Q4 2026

Data centre feasibility, power requirement analysis, connectivity assessment, and Nepal digital infrastructure policy review.

Q4 2026View Mandate →
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Insights & Analysis

Latest Regulatory & Market Intelligence

Factual, data-driven insights on project finance, company law, and energy markets in Nepal.

The FITTA Amendment Decoded | What "Notification Instead of Approval" Actually Changes for Foreign Capital Entering Nepal

The FITTA Amendment Decoded | What "Notification Instead of Approval" Actually Changes for Foreign Capital Entering Nepal

Nepal's FITTA amendment is the most talked-about provision in the FY 2083/84 budget. "Notification instead of NRB approval for repatriation." But what does that actually change — and what doesn't change until NRB publishes implementing directives? We've broken it down: the three-layer current framework, what "notification sufficient" structurally changes for PE/VC timing and hybrid instruments, and the four specific risks to watch before restructuring your transaction documents.

By By Silicon Himalayas
NEA Unbundling: Three New Counterparties, Three New Risk Profiles | What Hydropower Developers Need to Understand Now

NEA Unbundling: Three New Counterparties, Three New Risk Profiles | What Hydropower Developers Need to Understand Now

Nepal's budget just committed to splitting NEA into three separate companies — generation, transmission, and distribution/trading. For hydropower developers and project finance advisors, this creates three new counterparties where one existed before. Three new risk profiles. And a PPA sequencing problem that no one is talking about yet. NEA unbundling has been in Nepal's policy documents since 2008. What's different this time — and what the transition architecture still needs to answer — is what our latest brief covers. "Will complete" in a budget speech is not the same as "has completed."

By By Silicon Himalayas
Blueprint for Transformation or Blueprint for Intent? An Institutional Reading of Nepal's FY 2083/84 Budget

Blueprint for Transformation or Blueprint for Intent? An Institutional Reading of Nepal's FY 2083/84 Budget

Nepal's NPR 2,124 billion budget for FY 2083/84 is the most reform-coherent fiscal document in a decade. This institutional analysis cuts through the headline numbers to examine what the NEA unbundling, FITTA amendment, cross-border electricity trading, LLP framework, and capital market provisions actually mean for developers, fund managers, and institutional investors — and what to watch in the first 90 days.

By Silicon Himalayas Research
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