U.S. Ambassador Emphasizes Nepal’s Green Energy Potential
In a recent post on social media platform X, United States Ambassador to Nepal, Dean R. Thompson, highlighted the significance of energy in driving economic growth and sustainability. He stressed Nepal’s potential to lead the way in green energy production, benefiting not only its own populace but also its neighboring countries.
During his visit to the Upper Bhotekoshi Hydroelectric Project in Bhotekoshi, Ambassador Thompson witnessed firsthand the impact of US investment in Nepal’s energy infrastructure. Reflecting on this, he stated, “The Upper Bhotekoshi Hydroelectric Project stands as a testament to the enduring partnership between the United States and Nepal in bolstering the energy and transportation sectors.”
Looking ahead, Ambassador Thompson expressed optimism about the ongoing collaboration between the two nations through the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Compact. He remarked, “Over the next five years, the United States and Nepal will work together to deliver high-quality, sustainable energy solutions to the people of Nepal, driving continued economic growth.”
Ambassador Thompson’s remarks underscore a shared commitment to fostering cooperation and sustainable development between the United States and Nepal. The focus on harnessing Nepal’s renewable energy potential reflects a strategic approach to addressing both economic and environmental challenges in the region.
Energy drives economic growth and sustainable green energy from Nepal has the potential to power its growth and that of its neighbors. The United States has a long history of partnering with Nepal to strengthen its energy and transportation sectors.
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— U.S. Ambassador Dean R. Thompson (@USAmbNepal) March 3, 2024
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