Upper Thulokhola Hydropower Project Connects 22.5 MW to National Grid
Summary
The 22.5 MW Upper Thulokhola Hydropower Project has been connected to Nepal's national grid, enhancing regional electricity supply and supporting sustainable energy demands.
Key Points
- The Upper Thulokhola Hydropower Project with 22.5 MW capacity connected to Nepal's central grid.
- Project construction started in 2080 BS and includes dam, water retention pond, and pipelines totaling 3,200 meters.
- A five-day testing phase confirmed the project's operational readiness with generation of 13.86 MW during the dry season.
- Electricity is transmitted via a 6 km 132 kV line and integrated into the national grid through the 220 kV Dana-Khurkot transmission line.
