The growing electricity generation capacity shortfall across South Asia has led to the recent deregulation of the energy & power industry and created significant investment opportunities.

Investment opportunities in the hydropower sector are especially pronounced due to the underdevelopment of regional hydropower electricity generation potential, the uncertainty of oil, coal, natural gas, and LNG supply and pricing, and the increasing global concern about fossil fuel pollution and climate change.

Green Ventures is a catalyst playing an active and opportunistic role in the ongoing development of the hydropower sector across South Asia. The firm’s regional insight, extensive network of relationships, and understanding of industry fundamentals advantageously position Green Ventures to execute superior transactions.

Green Ventures is committed to developing commercial renewable energy generation facilities that are in accordance with the Equator Principles and follow the World Commission on Dams recommendations for hydropower development.

Green Ventures innovative Green Village Ventures program works with local communities to ensure that affected peoples receive substantial benefits from renewable energy and hydropower development

The Green Ventures Nepal (GVN) experienced team of hydropower experts have the requisite capability, knowledge, regional insight, and network of relationships to carry out the detailed analysis that support and facilitate Green Ventures hydropower interests within Nepal and India. The GVN hydropower development team possesses over sixty years of experience in the development of regional hydropower facilities and have performed numerous feasibility studies, detail project reports (DPR), topographical and geological surveys, geotechnical studies, detail design plans, and overseen numerous projects construction and operation representing over 5,850 MW of hydropower in Nepal and India. The regional and professional expertise of the GVN team can create innovative integrated solutions for the whole gamut of issues associated with the life cycle of sustainable hydropower development within Nepal, such competence comes after over sixty years of hydropower experience, insight, and knowledge of Nepal.

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