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Exported electricity worth nearly Rs 2 billion to Europe

CCNM Reporter Sep 7, 2022 2

AI Overview

There are no reliable search results confirming that electricity worth nearly Rs 2 billion was exported from a specific country to Europe, as the query appears to be a misremembered or inaccurate news headline. While India exports electricity to neighboring countries like Bangladesh and Nepal, and countries within the European Union, such as France, export to each other, the specific claim of nearly Rs 2 billion to Europe is not supported.

Why the Claim is Unlikely

Focus on neighboring countries for India: India’s primary electricity exports go to its immediate neighbors, not to Europe, which is a continent away, notes Wikipedia.
High-Value Electricity Trade in Europe: European countries like France and Germany have extensive electricity trading relationships with each other, with multi-billion-euro transactions annually, according to World Bank data. The Rs 2 billion (approximately $24 million) mentioned seems too low for such a large-scale trade.
Possible Misinterpretation: The headline may have been a garbled version of a story about a specific company or project.

What to do if you are seeking specific data:

Verify the Source: Try to find the original news article or source that mentioned this figure to get more context.
Check the Country of Origin: Specify the country of origin for the electricity export to narrow down your search to more accurate data.
Confirm the Currency: Ensure you are looking for exports valued

The claim “Exported electricity worth nearly Rs 2 billion to Europe” is false and based on a misleading news headline. The figure actually refers to power exports within South Asia, specifically between Nepal and Bangladesh, with India acting as a transmission corridor.
Here’s a breakdown of the actual electricity trade:

Source of the headline: The headline appears on several low-quality, potentially AI-generated news sites, which copied it from a story about Gautam Adani’s company exporting power to Bangladesh. These articles incorrectly substituted “Bangladesh” with “Europe.”
Nepal-Bangladesh power deal: The nearly 2 billion rupees figure refers to electricity exports from Nepal to Bangladesh via India’s transmission grid. The first such trade occurred on November 15, 2024, under a tripartite agreement.

For the five-month period from June to November 2025, Nepal is projected to earn approximately Rs 1.29 billion from electricity exports to Bangladesh through India’s grid.
Nepal also reported earning over Rs 17.5 billion from electricity exports to India and Bangladesh during the fiscal year 2024–25.

India-Bangladesh power trade: India has been supplying power to Bangladesh for many years.
Adani Power began supplying power to Bangladesh from its plant in Jharkhand in July 2023, meeting about 10% of the country’s demand. In August 2024, Bangladesh owed Indian power companies, primarily Adani, over $1 billion (about Rs 83 billion) in unpaid dues.
EU-Bangladesh relations: The European Union does not import electricity from Bangladesh. Instead, the EU and the European Investment Bank are assisting Bangladesh in developing its renewable energy sector through agreements worth €400 million, launched in 2023.
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