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List of power stations in Nepal is located in Nepal
Kali Gandaki
Kali Gandaki
Kukule Ganga
Kukule Ganga
Location of power stations in Nepal
Hydro

The following is a list of the power stations in Nepal.

Hydroelectric

po Capacity (MW) Commissioned Location Owner Refs
Kali Gandaki 144 2002 Syangja NEA [1][2]
Middle Marsyangdi 70 2008 Lamjung kulekhani
Marsyangdi 69 1989 Tanahun NEA [3]
Kulekhani I 60 1982 Makwanpur NEA [4]
Upper Bhote Koshi 45 2001 Sindhupalchowk Bhote Koshi Power Company Private Limited (BKPC) [5]
Kulekhani II 32 1986 Makwanpur NEA [6]
Trishuli 24 1967 ( Initially installed capacity was 21 MW, rehabilitated in 1995) Nuwakot NEA [7]
Gandak 15 1979 Nawalparasi NEA [8]
Modi Khola 14.8 2000 Parbat NEA [9]
Devighat 14.1 1984 Nuwakot NEA [10]
Sunkoshi 10.05 1972 Sindhupalchowk NEA [11]

|Mahendra power house |1.728 |.... |Kathmandu |- |Biratnagar

Diesel Power Stations

Name Capacity (MW) Commissioned Location Owner Refs
Duhabi Multifuel 39 1997 Sunsari
Hetauda 14.41 2012 Makwanpur [12]

Hydropower stations under construction

Hydropower Station Capacity (MW)
Upper Tamakoshi Project 456
Trishuli 3A 60
Chamelia 30
Kulekhani III 14
Gamgadhi 0.4

Other Power Stations

  • Solar power stations
    • Simikot 50 kW
    • Gamgadhi 50 kW
    • Dhobighat Oxidaizing Pond 680.4 kW, Owner:KUKL, Dedicated 11kV feeder connecting to Teku Substation
  • 10 other small hydropower stations (total: 18.9 MW)
  • 29 small isolated hydropower stations (total: 5.676 MW)

Name List of Upcoming Hydropower Projects in Nepal

Hydropower Station Capacity (MW)
Seti 750
Arun III 402
Budi Gandaki 600
Kali Gandaki II 660
Lower Arun 308
Upper Arun 335
Karnali Chisapani 10,800
Upper Karnali 300
Chameliya 30
Pancheswor 7480
Thulo Dhunga 25
Tavur/Mewa 101
Dudhkoshi 300
Budhiganga 20
Rahughat Khola 27
Likhu IV 40
Kabeli ‘A’ 30
Upper Marsyandi ‘A’ 121
Kulekhani III 14
Aandhikola 180
Khimti II 27
Upper Modi 14
Langtang Khola 218
Madisaneswor 86
Upper Seti 122
Kankai 60
Upper Tamakoshi 309
Upper Modi ‘A’ 42
Hewa Khola 10
Upper Trishuli ‘B’ 37
Karnali Phase I 1,080
Total 22,536

Source: Bidhyut Magazine/Semi- Annual Report - NEA, Bhadra 2063

See also

References

  1. ^ "Energy Sector Overview". United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
  2. ^ "Kali Gandaki Hydroelectric Power Plant". Global Energy Observatory. Retrieved 26 April 2014.
  3. ^ "NEA Annual Report" (PDF). Nepal Electricity Authority.
  4. ^ "Kulekhani Hydroelectric Power Station". sustainablehydropower.
  5. ^ "official". Bhotekoshi official website.
  6. ^ "Kulekhani Hydroelectric Power Station". sustainablehydropower.
  7. ^ "NEA Annual Report" (PDF). Nepal Electricity Authority.
  8. ^ "NEA Annual Report" (PDF). Nepal Electricity Authority.
  9. ^ "NEA Annual Report" (PDF). Nepal Electricity Authority.
  10. ^ "NEA Annual Report" (PDF). Nepal Electricity Authority.
  11. ^ "NEA Annual Report" (PDF). Nepal Electricity Authority.
  12. ^ "Diesel plant in Hetauda generates electricity". The Himalayan Times.