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Economic case for clean energy transition in Nepal

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  • Dikshya Singh

    (South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment)

Abstract

This paper highlights the crucial role of energy in economic growth and the potential benefits of increased access to clean and affordable energy. The brief also emphasizes the importance of sustainable development given Nepal's social and ecological vulnerabilities. It presents pathways to green structural transformation and discusses the co-benefits of replacing petroleum products with cleaner energy sources. Overall, this brief aims to provide insights on how Nepal can achieve rapid and equitable economic growth while promoting sustainable development through a transition to clean energy.

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  • Dikshya Singh, 2022. "Economic case for clean energy transition in Nepal," Issue Brief ib/22/01, South Asia Watch on Trade, Economics and Environment.
    • Handle: RePEc:saw:ibrief:ib/22/01
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