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Hydropower threatening Bhutan’s environment

The engine of the Bhutanese economy – hydropower plants – are turning to be threat to the country’s ambitious plan

Bhutan has offered to export hydroelectricity to Bangladesh at the cheapest price saying it country has the capacity to generate

Despite the government claiming economy is back to normal, Bhutan’s trade deficit is likely to skyrocket as hydropower fails to

By Shripad Dharmadhikary The first international visit undertaken by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who came to power in May

By Tenzin Namgyel Bhutan’s dream to generate 10,000 megawatt (MW) of electricity by 2020 could hit a dam brick wall,

The Asian Development Bank will fund $120 million towards Bhutan’s 118 MW Nikachu hydropower project, whose total estimated project cost

Bhutanese ambassador to Bangladesh Pema Choden has invited Bangaladeshi business community to invest in the hydropower and agriculture sectors in

Though many hydropower projects announced to be construction as joint venture with India are being delayed or pushed to uncertainty,

Beating Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Bank has projected Bhutan’s economic growth to be at 7.3 per cent for this

India is courting neighbouring country Bangladesh for investment in hydropower projects in Bhutan. So far, only has been investing in