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Article #166Biogas: Energy Alternatives in Nepal / Subsidy system
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Date: Wed, 17 May 1989 11:45
Date: Wed, 17 May 1989 11:45
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A double subsidy system for the installation of biogas plants in Nepal has been introduced by His Majesty's Government of Nepal and implemented by the Agricultural Development Bank of Nepal. This Government policy provides a 25 % subsidy on the total cost of the digester as soon as it is installed and then provides as much as a 50 % interest subsidy on interest paid on the capital loan which is generally paid within 7 years. To date, the Agricultural Development Bank has provided loans for the establishment of 3,248 biogas plants in 51 districts. For the fiscal year of 1988/1989, the Bank has planned to finance 1000 biogas plants.
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