HAN asks for smooth supply of power to hotels

KATHMANDU, NOVEMBER 28: The Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN), the umbrella organization representing hoteliers across the country, has called for an uninterrupted electricity supply to hotels, similar to that provided to industries.
A delegation led by HAN President Binayak Shah met with the Minister of Energy, Water Resources, and Irrigation, Deepak Khadka, today to present their demands. The association urged the government to extend discounted electricity tariffs and ensure a reliable power supply for the hotel sector, akin to the facilities granted to the manufacturing industry.
HAN also requested the introduction of policies to facilitate the use of electric stoves in hotels and the installation of Time-of-Day (TOD) meters. The delegation further reminded the Minister of various legal provisions regarding the government's obligations toward supporting the hotel business.
In response, Minister Khadka assured the delegation that the government is committed to fostering a robust private sector, emphasizing that a strong private sector is vital for strengthening the national economy.

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