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Two small hydropower plants on the Alamudun River

Phased construction of two small hydropower plants on the Alamudun River upstream of Koy-Tash and the 'Tyoplye Klyuchi' resort.

Project description

Phased construction of two small hydropower plants on the Alamudun River upstream of Koy-Tash and the 'Tyoplye Klyuchi' resort. The project is aimed at supplying energy to consumers in the Alamudun District.

Financial indicators

Total cost
4,200,000 USD
Funding required
4,200,000 USD

Participation

Phased credit financing for a period from 6 years.

Key parameters

Total capacity
4.8 MW; two stations of 2.4 MW each
Estimated output
About 40 million kWh per year
First stage
2.6 million USD
Second stage
1.6 million USD
Average annual flow
6.35 m³/s

Project location

Alamudun River, upstream of the village of Koy-Tash and the 'Tyoplye Klyuchi' resort, Alamudun District.

Approximate location. Exact site and participation conditions — upon request to the National Investment Agency.

Funding required
4,200,000 USD
RegionChuy region

Participation in the project

National Investment Agency

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