The 73 MW Sanima Middle Tamor Hydropower Project, which had remained shut since the last week of Mangsir, has resumed electricity generation. The project restarted operations after resolving technical issues observed at the powerhouse and related facilities, according to Karan Gautam, Administration Chief and Environment Officer of the project. He stated that while technical problems were identified in some equipment, the project also completed its annual routine maintenance simultaneously, enabling the resumption of power generation. The project, which began commercial operation around two years ago, evacuates its generated electricity to the national transmission grid through the Basantapur Substation. It is currently the largest-capacity hydropower project in operation within the district.
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