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Druk Green Power Corporation Limited (DGPC) marked a key milestone in its clean energy transition with the signing of a Contract Agreement on April 17, 2025, with a Joint Venture of Telecommunications Consultants India Limited, Smart Roof Solar Solution Pvt. Ltd., and Enerture Technologies Pvt. Ltd. The signing ceremony was held at the DGPC Corporate…

DGPC through its Office of the Company Secretary and General Counsel in collaboration with the Human Resource Division, successfully conducted a four-day training on FIDIC Contracts and Contract Management from April 14–17 at Jambayang Resort, Thimphu. The training was attended by 28 participants from DGPC corporate office, power plants and subsidiary companies. The resource person for…

A public consultation meeting for the Tsephu Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Project, formerly known as the Sheytemi Solar Project, was conducted on April 11, 2025, at Chaling Primary School, Trashigang. The proposed solar farm, covering approximately 340 acres of land, is located below the Sheytemi Rhododendron Week venue and spans across three gewogs - Shongphu, Merak,…

A Khadar ceremony was held today at the DGPC Corporate Office to honor the appointment of new Chief Executive Officers of three of its vital subsidiaries. The ceremony marked the formal introduction of Mr. Karma Gyelsten as the new CEO of Dagachhu Hydropower Corporation Limited, Mr. Lhaba as CEO of Nikachhu Hydropower Plant, and Mr. Deepen…

The 18 MW Suchhu Hydropower Project has achieved significant progress in its commissioning process, with successful electrical testing of both generating units. Electrical testing of Unit-1 was completed on March 16, 2025, involving standard short-circuit and open-circuit tests. The tests were conducted following standard commissioning procedures, leading to the successful synchronization of Unit-1 with the…

As part of the EM Package EM-06, Bhutan Automation & Engineering Ltd. has successfully completed the installation of critical systems, including the Computerized Control System, Protection System, and related equipment, ensuring seamless automation and protection for the project at PHPA II. The company has now commissioned three generating units, Feeders 5 & 6, a shunt…

Meet Ms. Dema Lhamo, a dedicated Mechanic at CHP who has been powering Bhutan’s energy sector for 14 years. As one of the few skilled in operating the lathe machine, she plays a crucial role in keeping the power plant running smoothly. In a male-dominated field, Ms. Dema faced challenges head-on, turning obstacles into stepping…

The management extends heartfelt congratulations to all employees who have been promoted across DGPC formations!  Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have been recognized, and this milestone is a testament to your contributions to the success of DGPC. As you step into your new roles, we encourage you to continue striving for excellence and…

DGPC and PTC India signed four power agreements Bhutan and India have further reinforced their long-standing energy partnership with the signing of four key power purchase and sale agreements on March 10 in Thimphu. The agreements, signed between the Druk Green Power Corporation (DGPC) and PTC India, will deepen cross-border electricity trade, enhancing energy…

DGPC organized the WePower Workshop on March 10, 2025, in Thimphu for focal persons and facilitators. The workshop aimed to sensitize participants on WePower activities conducted up to 2024, share updates on new developments under the WePower National Chapter, and discuss and finalize the list of activities planned for 2025.

Nu 16.8 billion worth of contracts for dam and powerhouse construction awarded The board of the 600 MW Khorlochhu Hydro Power Limited (KHPL) signed contracts worth Nu 16.8 billion for the construction of dam and powerhouse, with Jaiprakash Associates Limited (JAL) and Construction Development Corporation Limited (CDCL) during its first extraordinary general meeting in Trashiyangtse…

The second phase of four small hydropower projects, totaling 195 MW in capacity, is set to begin soon following the award of civil works contracts to contractors. The projects included in this phase are the 90 MW Jomori, 54 MW Gamri-I, 26 MW Druk Bindu I & II, and 25 MW Begana. The letters of…