Jhapa Energy Limited has resumed full electricity generation from its 10 MW grid-connected solar power project in Shivsatakshi-4, Jhapa, following the repair of an inverter damaged by fire. According to the company, one of the two 5 MVA inverters installed at the solar project caught fire at around 1:42 PM on Jestha 18, 2083. The incident disrupted electricity generation from the affected 5 MW unit. The company subsequently carried out the necessary repair and maintenance work on the damaged inverter. Following the completion of the repair work, Jhapa Energy has now resumed electricity generation at the project's full installed capacity of 10 MW. The company said that both 5 MVA inverters are now operational, allowing the solar project to return to its full generation capacity.

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