Hydropower • Operational
Tama Koshi Hydropower Project
A 45MW run-of-river hydroelectric power plant in Dolakha district contributing clean energy to Nepal's national grid.
45.0 MW
Capacity
Dolakha District, Nepal
Location
8.5B NPR
Investment
Nepal Electricity Authority
Client
Project Overview
The Tama Koshi Hydropower Project is a 45MW run-of-river hydroelectric power plant located in Dolakha district, Nepal. This project utilizes the natural flow of the Tama Koshi River to generate clean electricity for the national grid.
The project features modern turbine technology and environmental-friendly design principles. It includes fish ladders and sediment management systems to minimize ecological impact.
Key Features
Run-of-river design
Environmental compliance
Fish ladder installation
Modern turbine technology
Automated control systems
Technical Specifications
Head
165 meters
Turbine Type
Pelton
Number of Units
3
Design Discharge
31.5 cubic meters/second
Annual Generation
280 GWh
Installed Capacity
45 MW
Project Status
Progress
100%
Start Date
Mar 2018
Completion
Aug 2021
Status
Operational
Quick Information
Type
hydropower
Capacity
45.0 MW
Location
Dolakha District, Nepal
Investment
8.5B NPR
Client
Nepal Electricity Authority
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