Pioneering Clean Power Infrastructure with Engineering Excellence
Founded with a vision to unlock the immense hydrological potential of the Himalayan mountain basins, Yaru Hydro Power develops, constructs, and operates utility-grade clean energy assets that power national progress.
Our Mission
To engineer and operate high-reliability, zero-emission hydropower assets that supply resilient base-load power to national grids, uplift local watershed communities, and generate sustained institutional value.
Our Vision
To be the foremost Himalayan clean energy developer recognized globally for sustainable engineering, biodiversity preservation, and cross-border power transmission leadership.
Core Values
Zero-compromise engineering safety (HSE), transparent corporate governance, rigorous environmental stewardship, and enduring mutual respect with river basin communities.
Leadership with Decades of Proven Track Record
Our multidisciplinary board combines world-class hydraulic engineering expertise, institutional infrastructure financing, and international ESG governance.
Pratap Gurung
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Zero-Harm Culture Across All Active Construction Sites
Safety is not a checklist — it is the cornerstone of our engineering philosophy. From underground tunnel headings to high-voltage switchyards, we uphold rigorous safety protocols.
Where we operate
Our Kathmandu headquarters and the Yaru Khola Hydroelectric Project site in Gorkha, Gandaki Province — toggle between locations on the map below.
Locations
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Yaru Khola Hydroelectric Project — Gorkha
Kerauja, Sirdibas and Uiya, Gorkha District, Gandaki Province, Nepal
Latitude: 28.3014
Longitude: 84.9167
Pratap Gurung
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“When we first surveyed the glacial headwaters of the Yaru Khola, we saw more than a river — we saw a generational obligation to convert Nepal's water wealth into lasting national prosperity. Today, that vision stands materialized as a 30.59 MW run-of-river asset delivering clean, reliable power to the national grid.”
Our commitment extends beyond megawatts. Every structure we raise is engineered to coexist with the watershed it inhabits — creating local employment, funding community development, and preserving the Himalayan ecosystems that make our work possible. This is hydropower built with conscience, competence, and an uncompromising standard of engineering integrity.
Pratap Gurung