Registered Mechanical Engineer
Nepal Engineering Council
Professional registration authorising independent mechanical engineering practice in Nepal.
License No. 12056
I work at the intersection of engineering assessment, financial modelling and energy policy, and I teach what I learn along the way.
I assess renewable energy projects technically and financially, publish energy policy research with the Nepal Policy Forum, and teach technical training courses for engineering students in Nepal.

Nepal Engineering Council registered mechanical engineer, working across renewable energy, technical due diligence and energy policy in Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.
My training is mechanical engineering: fluid dynamics, turbomachinery and CFD. My work sits where that engineering meets money and policy. I check whether renewable energy projects hold up technically, financially and in the regulatory environment around them.
Since 2025 I have worked at Quasar Energy Consultants in Lalitpur, running solar PV feasibility studies, technical due diligence and techno-economic modelling for investors and developers across Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.
Alongside that, I have worked as an Energy Policy Fellow at the Nepal Policy Forum, publishing research on electricity tariffs and power trading governance, and I design and teach short courses on battery storage and solar PV design for engineering students.
Site and desk-based technical assessment — shading and structural loads for a rooftop array, flow geometry and boundary conditions for a CFD study, whatever the specific project needs checked.
PVsyst yield modelling, techno-economic analysis, or CFD simulation in ANSYS, linking the engineering to payback, tariff exposure, risk or physical performance.
Independent technical due diligence and compliance checks where the work is for a lender or investor, not just a developer.
A clear, defensible recommendation — not a report that just states the obvious.
Kathmandu University
Quasar Energy Consultants, Lalitpur
Quasar Energy Consultants, Lalitpur
Kaligandaki 'A' Hydropower Plant
Association of Mechanical Engineering Students, Kathmandu University
Nepal Policy Forum
Khwopa College of Engineering
Skill Lab Asia
Six areas where I take on project work, each with real proof and its own page on how I approach it.
Site assessment and PVsyst yield modelling for a 26-site, 6.76 MWp DC commercial rooftop programme, plus feasibility studies for solar lift irrigation across six pilot sites in Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.
Read moreIndependent engineering review of ten operating rooftop sites and a 5 MW utility-scale plant, for banks and impact investors.
Read morePublic-private-community partnership structures for "Water as a Service" delivery, alongside tariff and scenario modelling — including a policy brief forecasting NEA wholesale electricity prices.
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Turbomachinery jet interaction, vertical-axis wind turbine aerodynamics, and structural stress analysis, in ANSYS CFX. The Turgo turbine work behind this was my final year thesis — full abstract below.
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From EV charging station layouts to consumer products, mechanical components and aerodynamic surfaces. The full set, 35 models, is on GrabCAD.
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Feasibility, due diligence, modelling and design brought together for a project end to end, for solar PV and storage work across Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh.
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Turgo turbines are a strong fit for Nepal's many medium head, pico and micro hydropower sites, but how two water jets actually interact inside the runner had not been studied in much numerical depth. For our final year thesis, my project partner Anish Paudel and I built a full CFD model of the double jet Turgo turbine test rig at the Turbine Testing Lab, Kathmandu University, in ANSYS CFX, and validated it against real measurements from the physical rig rather than leaving it as simulation only. We modelled the bifurcation that splits flow into two nozzles on its own first, checking how a butterfly valve at different opening angles changed the discharge split between the jets, then simulated the complete rotating assembly to calculate torque and efficiency directly from the flow. The simulated efficiency came out to 28 percent at an effective head of about 5.2 metres, against roughly 20 to 39 percent measured on the rig depending on flow conditions. Looking closely at the flow explained most of that gap: the jets were not striking the front face of the runner buckets the way they should have been. A large share of the water was hitting the hub and the back of the buckets instead, wasting energy that should have gone into torque. That points to the nozzle angle and the number of buckets on the runner, not the simulation itself, as the real source of the inefficiency, and gives a specific, testable direction for improving the design rather than a vague call for more research.

Explainers I design to make energy sector topics readable for non-technical audiences.
Registration, certifications and short courses, most recent first.
Nepal Engineering Council
Professional registration authorising independent mechanical engineering practice in Nepal.
License No. 12056
Khwopa College of Engineering
Recognition for assisting delivery of a 12-hour applied battery energy storage systems course.
University of Newcastle
A course covering the fundamentals of emerging energy storage technologies and their role in the energy transition.
Udemy
A course covering the core principles and workflow of computational fluid dynamics simulation.
atingi.org
A course covering the fundamentals of climate change science and how carbon markets work.
Cornell University via edX
A course introducing engineering simulation methods and their practical application.
APA Group via Forage
A virtual work experience programme on engineering challenges in the transition to new energy.
Forage
A virtual work experience programme introducing electric vehicle engineering fundamentals.
Quasar Energy Consultants
An internal course covering the essentials of implementing solar PV projects, from site assessment to commissioning.
SourceCAD
A course covering core AutoCAD drafting skills for 2D technical drawing.
Quasar Energy Consultants
An internal certification covering climate and energy sector fundamentals.
Dassault Systèmes
Industry-recognised certifications validating proficiency across part modelling, additive manufacturing, electrical design, sustainability analysis and rendering.
CSWA, Additive Manufacturing, Electrical Design, Sustainability, 3DSwymer
Kathmandu University
A workshop on using LaTeX for structured scientific and technical writing.
DIYguru
A crash course covering the fundamentals of electric vehicle systems and technology.
MathWorks
An interactive course covering the fundamentals of MATLAB programming.
Both. I'm a mechanical engineer in Nepal, registered with the Nepal Engineering Council. My degree at Kathmandu University covered the mechanical side: CAD, CFD, heat transfer, thermodynamics. Since 2025 I've used that background as a renewable energy engineer at Quasar Energy Consultants, working mainly on solar PV feasibility studies, technical due diligence and techno-economic modelling. Renewable energy engineer is the current job; mechanical engineer is the qualification behind it.
Yes. Project work has covered sites across Nepal, plus solar lift irrigation studies in Bhutan and Bangladesh under the ICIMOD-led HI-CAS project.
A feasibility study asks whether a project should be built: site assessment, yield modelling, financial projections. Technical due diligence reviews a project that already exists or is under construction, for a lender or investor deciding whether to fund or acquire it.
Most current work is solar PV, across both scales: a 12 MW rooftop portfolio spanning 26 commercial sites, and utility-scale plants up to 10.5 MWp DC for lender's technical verification. Alongside that, battery storage is an area I'm actively building into, and past project work includes hydropower turbine analysis and solar lift irrigation systems. The training behind all of it is mechanical engineering with a CFD background.
Yes. Techno-economic modelling, tariff and scenario analysis, and linking engineering assumptions to cash flow and payback are core parts of the work, not a separate handoff.
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Available for solar feasibility studies, due diligence, techno-economic modelling and CFD work.
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