Description
The Madagascar Ambudiruke Hydropower Station Project is a significant infrastructure endeavor located at the Bessebocar River in the northwest of Madagascar. This project involves the construction of a state-of-the-art hydropower station with an impressive installed capacity of 40.5MW. It includes extensive transmission lines, featuring 200 kilometers of 220KV and 18 kilometers of 63KV run-out transmission lines, along with voltage boosting and reduction stations. With a contract value of 976 million RMB, the project is set to enhance the energy landscape of the region, ensuring a stable power supply for Majunga, a vital harbor and industrial city in Madagascar. This project is expected to be completed within a four-year timeframe, marking a significant step towards sustainable energy production in the area.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Installed Capacity | 40.5 MW |
| Contract Amount | 976 million RMB |
| Construction Period | 4 years |
| Location | Bessebocar River, Northwest Madagascar |
| Transmission Lines | 200 km 220KV, 18 km 63KV |
Additional Information
This hydropower station is poised to play a crucial role in providing reliable electricity to the Majunga region, supporting both residential and industrial energy needs.
