Electricity generation at the Relekholā Hydropower Project in Myagdi district has stopped completely. Floodwaters entered the dam following persistent rainfall and subsequent flooding in the area. Project officials confirmed that operations remain suspended due to the extensive damage sustained during the severe weather event. Adverse weather conditions persisted between September 24 and 27, causing water levels to rise sharply. Landslides in the surrounding vicinity contributed to the accumulation of flood debris at the dam. The installation, which was finished last year, feeds electricity into the central power grid via a local substation. In addition to damage at the dam site, adverse weather along the nearby river corridor severely impacted power evacuation infrastructure. Floods and landslips destroyed multiple transmission towers and severed electrical cables. Consequently, the restoration of normal generation depends on comprehensive repairs to the transmission network.
Flooding halts power production at Myagdi hydro project
The facility was forced to stop operations after heavy rainfall and flooding caused damage to the dam structure.
In short
- The Relekholā Hydropower Project in Myagdi has halted electricity generation following flood damage.
- Heavy rainfall and floods between September 24 and 27 caused water to inundate the facility's dam.
- Transmission lines and towers along the Kaligandaki River were also damaged by floods and landslides.
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https://wenepal.com/article/flooding-halts-power-production-at-myagdi-hydro-project-20261002
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