Energy Himalaya

This website for now is focused for the Himalayan region: primarily Nepal. We are looking for partners in other countries and regions. Please contact us if you have similar interest and would like to help promote this web concept in your region.

Research and Development »»	New Arrivals »»
Using an Alternator in Renewable Energy Projects :: An attempt to hook an alternator up to a Nepali water mill (ghatta) to recharge batteries.	Promoting Electric Vehicles in the Tourism Industry Exploring Rural Transportation Prospects for EVs AEPC Annual Report 2004/05
Improvement of Operational Efficiency of Safa Tempos in Kathmandu :: KEVA, Osaka Sangyo University (OSU)-Japan, Institute of Engineering (IOE)-TU, and World Eco Tempo (WET Pvt. Ltd. collaborate to improve operational efficiency of Safa Tempos in Kathmandu.
Nepal Wireless Networking Project :: Bringing Wi-Fi technology, powered by alternative energy, to create new opportunities in the Himalayan region of Nepal.
Rural Energy Development Programme :: REDP had supported 15 Research and Development (R&D) initiatives to a number of academic institutes, consulting firms and private sector R&D organisations..... more ťť


Energy in Media »»
	CSIRO builds smart energy system Reference: 2006/41 CSIRO technology will help to reduce black-outs and improve the reliability and efficiency of the electricity grid while reducing greenhouse emissions.
	Energy-efficient electric machines CSIRO is reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions by designing and developing energy-efficient electric machines and drives.
	UNHCR to help build solar power oven for Bhutanese refugees in Nepal KATHMANDU, Feb 4, 2006 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) linked up with a Dutch agency to provide facilities for solar power to Bhutanese refugees in Nepal....... more ťť
	Village in the clouds embraces computers Mahabir Pun is a Nepalese educational pioneer who is trying to break the cycle of poverty in his mountain village of Nangi by taking it into the computer age.