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Litmus Industries Limited hosted its inaugural Litmus Power Partners Meet 2026 in Kathmandu, bringing together stakeholders from Nepal’s hydropower, solar, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), and consulting sectors to discuss developments, challenges, and emerging opportunities in the country’s energy landscape.

Held under the theme “Support, Relationship, and Trust,” the event focused on collaboration, technological advancement, product quality and the development of reliable and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Representatives from established and emerging hydropower companies, solar developers, EPC firms, consultants, and industry associations, including IPAAN, participated in the gathering.

The event featured discussions on the evolving requirements of Nepal’s renewable energy sector and the role of quality products and technology in strengthening transmission and distribution infrastructure.

Participants exchanged perspectives on project development, technical execution, innovation, and the need for stronger collaboration across the energy value chain.

As part of the event, Litmus Industries showcased its comprehensive range of existing products and solutions, while also introducing two new conductor solutions to the Nepalese market: HTLS (High Temperature Low Sag) Conductor and AL-59 Conductor.

The introduction of these advanced conductor technologies marks an important addition to Litmus Industries’ product portfolio, offering solutions designed to address the evolving requirements of Nepal’s transmission and distribution sector.

Mr. Rohit Gupta, Managing Director of Litmus Industries Limited, highlighted the importance of building stronger partnerships across Nepal’s energy ecosystem.

He emphasized that as Nepal’s energy sector continues to evolve, collaboration among manufacturers, developers, EPC companies, consultants, and other industry stakeholders will be essential to deliver reliable, efficient, and sustainable power infrastructure.

Established in 1977 under the aegis of Ramesh Corp., Litmus Industries has been involved in Nepal’s wires, cables, and conductors industry, with products serving applications across power transmission, distribution, and infrastructure.