“Powering Nepal through sustainable hydropower.”
Our journey in hydropower reflects the global transition toward sustainable and renewable energy solutions. Guided by the belief that long-term energy security lies in responsible utilization of natural resources, the project embodies a commitment to clean power generation, technical excellence, and environmental stewardship.
“Harnessing nature’s energy today to power Nepal’s growth for generations to come.”
Our Project
The Jilli Chumli Khola Hydropower Project (JCKHPP) is a 100 MW storage-type scheme located in Mahabu Rural Municipality, Kalikot District, Karnali Province, Nepal. The project harnesses the perennial flows of the Jilli Chumli Khola, a tributary of the Tila River, fed by Himalayan snow and glaciers.
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About Project
With a dam height of 51 meters and a reservoir capacity of 63 million cubic meters, the project is designed to generate approximately 530 GWh of clean energy annually. Power will be evacuated through a 132 kV double-circuit transmission line to the Phukot Substation, strengthening Nepal’s national grid and supporting regional energy security.
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