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Lower Bagmati Nadi Hydropower Project

The Lower Bagmati Nadi Hydropower Project (LBNHPP) is our flagship project designed to serve Nepal's energy needs with renewable, local power.

Overview

Type: Run-of-River
Installed Capacity: 20.5 MW
Design Discharge: 24.9 m³/s
Annual Generation: 121.75 GWh
Lower Bagmati Project

Salient Features

Catchment Area 982.82 km²
Net Head 94.14 m
Penstock 7.5 km long, steel pipe
Turbine Type Francis (2 horizontal units)
Powerhouse Location Ghattechaur, Gumdi Besi

Project Map & Gallery

Interactive project map and photo gallery will be displayed here.

Power & Energy Production

Monthly energy production chart will be displayed here

Technical Schematics

Intake Layout

Intake Layout

Detailed engineering design of the water intake structure

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Settling Basin

Settling Basin

Technical design of the settling basin for sediment control

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Powerhouse Drawing

Powerhouse Drawing

Architectural and engineering design of the powerhouse

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

The Lower Bagmati Nadi Hydropower Project (LBNHPP) is a run-of-river type project, designed to harness the natural flow of the Bagmati River for electricity generation without the need for large reservoirs.

The LBNHPP has an installed capacity of 20.5 MW and is projected to generate 121.75 GWh of clean energy annually, significantly contributing to Nepal's power supply.

The powerhouse for the Lower Bagmati HPP is strategically located at Ghattechaur, Gumdi Besi, designed for optimal energy conversion and grid integration.

Yes, our 'Lower Bagmati HPP' page includes sections for project maps, galleries, and downloadable technical schematics such as intake layouts, settling basin designs, and powerhouse drawings for detailed review.