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Indravati Hydroelectric Power Project

Kalahandi, ODISHA

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Amathguda Hydro Power Plant in Kalahandi , Odisha. The Upper Indravati Project imagines redirection of water , of the indravati stream in its upper ventures into the Mahanadi valley for power age and water system. The undertaking would include development of 4 dams across the Indravati and its feeders 8 dykes and two between connecting channels to from a solitary repository with a live limit of 1435.5 Mcum, 4.32 km. burrow, a force to be reckoned with establishment of 4 units of 150 MW each , 9 km. tail race channel and a water system torrent across Hati stream with the related water system waterways.

  • Hydro Electric Project
  • Dam
  • Hill 
  • Natural Beauty

Upper Indravati Hydro Electric Project has gone completely activity with the dispatching of Unit No.IV of the 600 MW (150 x 4) Hydro Power Project. Undaunted by the passage misfortune in 1991 and the World Bank’s surprising withdrawal from its monetary responsibility, odisha Hydro Power Corporation took it over in 1996 and continued to finish the venture despite everything.

 It needed to get to Rs.320 crores help from Power Finance Corporation (PFC) and raise assets from all conceivable inside sources to finish this undertaking. The charging of Unit No. IV of Upper Indravati Hydro Electric Project has added another component to OHPC’s cap. Visualized in 1978 with an expected venture of Rs.208.15 crores, the undertaking cost has gone up during the beyond 23 years. In spite of the expense raising to Rs.1107 crores because of the deferral in consummation, the undertaking partakes in the upsides of having under Rs.2 crores speculation per MW establishment.

Moreover, Indravati gives one of the least expensive and most climate accommodating power among the current age of force projects for example 64.96 paise per KWH. However project work began way back in 1978, it picked up speed solely after OHPC dominated. While the initial two units of the hydro project were charged in 1999, the third unit and fourth went functional during the year 2000 and 2001.

Begun with World Bank help, Upper Indravati Project is viewed as one of the biggest multi-reason projects in India. Arranged in dry season inclined regions of Kalahandi and Nawarangpur in odisha, the task likewise visualizes transbasin redirection of water of stream Indravati (Godavari bowl) to waterway Hati (Mahanadi bowl). The task gives water system to more than one lakh hectres of land.

On being completely dispatched, it currently, isn’t only one of the biggest power stations in odisha yet in addition in the whole locale and will assume a urgent part in spanning the extended deficiency during top hours in the tenth arrangement.

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Weather

The climate of the Kalahandi District is of extreme type. It is dry except during monsoon. The maximum temperature of the District is 45+ degree Celsius, whereas the minimum temperature recorded is 4 degree Celsius. The District experiences the average annual rainfall as 1378.20 mm.

Best Foods

You can get food from local Hotels in the local and town area.

Best Time To Visit

Any time in the whole year you can visit here to fell and enjoy the port. 

Transportation (Direction)

By Train – Nabarangpur Railway Station about  (35Km)

By Flight – Nearest Airport to Kalahandi is at Bhubaneswar, and Raipur which are about 418 km and 261 away respectively.

By Road – Kalahandi Bus Stop (87Km), One can reach by Bus from Kalahandi Town to Indravati Hydro Electric Project.

How to Prepare for Place

To visit Indravati Hydro Electric Project, Kalahandi, Odisha, You can any time visit here.  It is advisable to bring a camera to capture its memories and beauty of nature.

  • Carry your own water bottle/ or you can purchase it from Local Market.
  • Please do not litter the area.

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