22.5 MW Upper Thulokhola Hydropower Project Connects to National Grid After Successful Testing
Summary
The 22.5 MW Upper Thulokhola Hydropower Project in Myagdi has been connected to the national grid after successful testing, initiating commercial production soon.
Key Points
- The 22.5 MW Upper Thulokhola Hydropower Project has completed construction and testing and is now connected to Nepal's central transmission line.
- Currently, the project produces 13.86 MW during the dry season, with commercial production set to start 15 days after testing.
- The project includes a run-of-the-river type hydropower facility with a 132 kV transmission line linked to the 220 kV Dana-Khurkot line.
- Funding comes primarily from Citizens, Machhapuchhre, and Agricultural Development Banks, with additional investment from promoters and the general public.
