Vision Tesla Power Pvt. Ltd. is a Nepali independent power producer dedicated to developing clean, sustainable hydropower infrastructure to support national economic growth.
Vision Tesla Power Pvt. Ltd. is a Nepali independent power producer (IPP), registered with the Company Registrar's Office, acting as the sole project developer and promoter of the Induwa Khola PRoR Hydropower Project (24.921 MW) in Makalu Rural Municipality, Sankhuwasabha District, Koshi Province.
The company was established to help address Nepal's energy deficit through viable run-of-river schemes that make the most of localized hydrology. Its work to date has moved the Induwa Khola project from a greenfield structural assessment through to full pre-construction and mobilization planning.
The Detailed Project Report was completed in July 2025 by Units Engineering Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. (UECPL), finalizing the design criteria — including up to six hours of daily peaking capability. The project is planned for commissioning within 36 months from the start of construction, adding 146.631 GWh of clean energy to the national grid each year.
Looking further ahead, the company intends to expand its generation footprint to cover multiple high-yield renewable projects across Nepal.
We see hydropower as one of the most effective ways to strengthen Nepal's energy security and support the nation's economic growth.
We are committed to developing the Induwa Khola project responsibly, balancing engineering excellence with environmental and social safeguards.
We aim to deliver dependable, long-term returns to our shareholders while contributing to a low-carbon future for the country.
July 2025
The Detailed Project Report (DPR) was prepared by Units Engineering Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. (UECPL) and completed in July 2025, finalizing the project's engineering design criteria.
July 2025
An application for a generation licence covering the 24.921 MW project was submitted to the Department of Electricity Development.
Communities in and around Makalu Rural Municipality were invited to submit feedback on potential project impacts as part of the licensing process.