The residential sector is the biggest consumer of energy in Nepal as it generates demand for energy.
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Nepal needs to have the physical and institutional infrastructure to allow electricity trade which should help optimize domestic power sector investment.
For a long period of time, Nepal has been dependent on other countries, particularly for energy. This has had a negative impact on the economy every now and then.
The current energy scenario of the country is such wherein a majority of the energy has to be imported to meet demand.