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5. Use of geothermal energy is not is not possible to generate electricity in Nepal​

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V125BC [204]3 years ago
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<h2>mostly be produced by hydropower, as the geothermal springs are of relatively low temperature. ... Absence of adequate knowledge of the utilization of low temperature springs has remained the major impediment to the promotion of geothermal energy in Nepal.</h2>

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