We are developing a 97.2 MW hydropower project to contribute a significant supply of clean, renewable energy to Nepal's national grid and support national development.
We are developing the Isuwa Khola Hydropower Project, a critical 97.2 MW Peaking Run-of-River scheme in Nepal's Sankhuwasabha District. This project is designed to significantly boost the national energy supply, delivering 674.30 GWh of clean, renewable energy annually. Our comprehensive approach covers every phase, from detailed civil works to advanced hydro-mechanical and electro-mechanical installations, all while fostering strong community partnerships.
Capacity
Annual Generation
Project Cost (Est.) (NPR)
RCOD (Proposed)
Our civil works form the backbone of the Isuwa Khola Hydropower Project, encompassing massive construction efforts across diverse terrains. Key structures like the raised weir, headrace pipe, surge tank, and powerhouse are being meticulously engineered and built to ensure long-term stability and operational efficiency. We prioritize robust construction practices and effective resource management.
Weir & Intake Progress
Headrace Pipe Laid
Powerhouse Progress
Tailrace Progress
The integration of hydro-mechanical and electro-mechanical systems is crucial for energy generation. Our teams are diligently working on the fabrication and installation of critical components such as penstock pipes, radial gates, and turbine accessories. We are committed to deploying cutting-edge technology to ensure the efficient conversion of water power into electricity.
Hydro-Mechanical Progress
Electro-Mechanical Progress
Penstock Pipe Laid (inside casing)
Equipment Delivered:
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
Marking a critical step towards project funding.
Chongqing Water and Turbine Work Co. Pvt. Ltd. (CWTW), China.
Original Commercial Operation Date (COD) as per PPA.(2024)
June 2025: Overall construction progress reaches 65%.
February 13, 2027 (Proposed): Revised Commercial Operation Date
