Energy Development Council (EDC) is the national body that represents the entire energy sector of Nepal. It brings together energy developers, associations, financiers, funds, contractors, and consumer institutions from both the private and government sectors involved in various renewable energy sources. With its members, EDC generates over 80% of the nation's total electricity, making significant contributions to Nepal's energy landscape.

The main objectives of EDC are to represent the integrated energy sector of Nepal, provide policy advice to key stakeholders, facilitate investment in the energy sector, advocate for energy-friendly regulations, and create linkages with stakeholders. EDC operates as a think tank and a platform for regional, national, and international interactions in the energy sector. In addition to these activities, EDC also engages in numerous projects and initiatives, such as the assessment of hydro potential in Nepal and the development of a project database.

It also plays a crucial role in public advocacy through media, publication of monthly newsletters, and organizing workshops, seminars, conferences, and training programs. Overall, Energy Development Council is a leading force in Nepal's energy sector, driving sustainable development and fostering collaboration among various energy stakeholders