Mailung Khola
Hydropower Project
A sustainable 5 MW Run-of-River hydropower facility in Rasuwa district, generating clean energy for Nepal since July 2014
Capacity
5.0 MW
Location
Rasuwa
Operational
Since 2014
Project Overview
Clean Energy from the Himalayas
The Mailung Khola Hydropower Project is a 5 MW Run-of-River type hydroelectric power plant located in Mailung, Rasuwa District, Bagmati Province, Nepal. The project harnesses the natural flow of the Mailung Khola river to generate sustainable electricity.
Commissioned in July 2014, the project has been consistently contributing clean energy to Nepal's national grid, supporting the country's energy security and economic development while maintaining environmental sustainability.
Key Highlights
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Environmentally friendly Run-of-River technology
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10+ years of reliable operation
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Consistent contribution to national grid
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Supports local community development
Technical Details
Project Specifications
Installed Capacity
5.0 MW
Megawatt Power Generation
Project Type
RoR
Run-of-River Type
Net Head
150 m
Vertical Drop Height
Turbine Type
Francis
2 Units Installed
Water Source
Mailung Khola
Primary River Source
COD
July 2014
Commercial Operation Date
Location
Strategic Himalayan Position
Project Site
Mailung, Rasuwa District, Bagmati Province, Nepal
Geographic Advantage
Located in the Himalayan region with abundant water resources and optimal elevation for hydropower generation
Community Impact
Supporting local employment and infrastructure development in the Rasuwa region
Project Coordinates
Sustainability
Environmental Commitment
Zero Emissions
100% clean energy generation with no carbon footprint or greenhouse gas emissions
Minimal Impact
Run-of-River technology ensures minimal environmental disruption and preserves natural flow
Renewable
Sustainable energy source utilizing natural water flow for continuous power generation