BHRIKUTIMANDAP, KATHMANDU, NEPAL · 17–19 January 2027
02 / WHY HIMALAYAN GREEN ENERGY EXPO
Building an energy future that is sustainable and disaster-resilient.
Nepal's energy sector is entering a pivotal phase. Hydropower capacity has grown to approximately 4,145.7 MW, with a national target of 30,000 MW by 2035 — expanding beyond domestic power needs toward industrial growth, electric mobility, renewable energy, and cross-border power trade with India and Bangladesh.
But this growth is now being tested. Recent flash floods and debris flows have damaged hydropower projects across the country, exposing the vulnerability of energy infrastructure to climate-related disasters. The sector's future depends not only on scaling capacity, but on building it to withstand a changing climate.
Since 2018, the Himalayan Hydro Expo has connected key stakeholders across four editions through 2024. Himalayan Green Energy Expo 2027 marks the next chapter, expanding this established platform into a broader green-energy forum, while placing resilience at the center of the conversation.
03 / NEPAL'S ENERGY JOURNEY
From the historic 500 kW origin to sovereign cross-border power syndication across South Asia.
Nepal's clean energy journey commenced in 1911 AD with the commissioning of the 500 kW Pharping powerhouse, Asia's second hydropower plant.
Scaling from 4,145.7 MW existing capacity towards the 30,000 MW national target by 2035 AD — expanding beyond domestic power needs toward industrial growth, e-mobility, and regional power trade.
04 / THE JOURNEY OF THE EXPO
1ST EDITION
Inaugural gathering of Nepal's independent hydropower developers — the beginning of an annual industry platform.
2ND EDITION
International technology pavilions expanded. Chinese, Indian and European OEMs joined Nepal's growing energy floor.
3RD EDITION
Post-pandemic return marked a surge in energy sector investment interest and regional trade discussions.
4TH EDITION
Ministerial plenary, tri-nation power export framework discussions, and 250+ exhibitors across 3 days.
17th–19th January 2027 (Magh 3–5, 2083) at BHRIKUTIMANDAP, KATHMANDU, NEPAL. Jointly organized by IPPAN and Event Solution, spotlighting Green Hydrogen, Solar, Wind, EV, and Alternative Clean Energy.
05 / WHAT THE EXPO CONNECTS
HIMALAYAN
GREEN ENERGY
EXPO
06 / THE EXPERIENCE
EXHIBITION
Explore technologies, equipment and solutions from across the industry.
CONFERENCE
Hear from industry leaders, engineers and policymakers across 12 plenaries.
NETWORKING
Meet the people behind Nepal's energy ecosystem.
BUSINESS
Build partnerships and discover new opportunities.
07 / THE ORGANIZERS
INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE
Established in 2001, IPPAN is a non-profit, non-government autonomous organization established to encourage private-sector participation in Nepal's hydropower sector. It serves as a link between private power developers and government organizations, while supporting the exchange of technology, expertise, knowledge, financial and management information among independent power producers.
EVENT EXECUTION
Founded in 2014, Event Solution Nepal is an event management company focused on creating and delivering events from planning through execution. Its services include event planning and consulting, event management and coordination, event production and setup, event rentals, logistics and event operations, and sound, lighting and LED solutions.
08 / THE PEOPLE
Mr. Mohan Kumar Dangi
President, IPPAN
Mr. Uttam Bhlon Lama
Senior Vice President, IPPAN
Mr. Bikram Bista
Vice President, IPPAN
Mr. Him Prasad Pathak
Vice President, IPPAN
Mr. Narendra Ballav Panth
Vice President, IPPAN
Sunil Bhandari
Chairman, Event Solution
Bijay Sagar Pradhan
Managing Director
Nabin Bhatta
Marketing Director
Vinesh Chordia
Finance Director
Bishal Prajapati
Chief Event Officer
Himalayan Green Energy Expo
2027 / 5TH EDITION
Under the theme "Resilient Energy, Prosperous Nepal," the fifth edition marks the next chapter — uniting clean energy innovation, sustainable infrastructure, and disaster resilience to power Nepal and the region.
