Gothi Khola Hydropower Project (9.53 MW)

The Gothi Khola Hydropower Project (9.53 MW) is a run-of-the river type scheme proposed on the Gothi Khola River, tributary of the Karnali River in Humla District, Karnali Province, Nepal. The project is designed to harness the hydropower potential of Gothi Khola with a design discharge of 2.3 m³/s and a gross head of 510 m, contributing to the sustainable generation of renewable energy in the region.

The Gothi Khola Hydropower Project (9.53 MW) is a proposed run-of-river hydropower development located on Gothi Khola, a tributary of the Karnali River in Humla District, Karnali Province, Nepal.

The project aims to utilize the natural hydropower potential of Gothi Khola to generate clean, reliable, and renewable electricity. With a design discharge of 2.3 m³/s and a gross head of 510 meters, the project is designed to efficiently convert the river's available water resources into sustainable energy.

Project Highlights

  • Project Name Gothi Khola Hydropower Project
  • Installed Capacity 9.53 MW
  • Project Type Run-of-River
  • River Gothi Khola
  • River System Tributary of the Karnali River

Location Humla District, Karnali Province, Nepal

Design Discharge 2.3 m³/s

Gross Head 510 m

Harnessing Nepal's Renewable Energy Potential

Nepal possesses significant hydropower resources, and projects such as the Gothi Khola Hydropower Project contribute to the country's transition toward clean and sustainable energy.

The project is envisioned to harness the available water resources of Gothi Khola in an environmentally responsible manner while supporting the development of renewable electricity generation in the Karnali region.

Sustainable Energy for the Future

Gothi Khola Hydropower Project represents an opportunity to develop indigenous renewable energy resources and contribute to Nepal's growing electricity sector. Through the responsible utilization of hydropower potential, the project aims to support long-term energy sustainability and regional development.

With its favorable hydraulic characteristics, including a substantial gross head of 510 meters, the project has been designed to make efficient use of the available river flow for electricity generation.

Our Commitment

Standard H Energy is committed to developing hydropower projects that combine engineering efficiency, sustainable resource utilization, and long-term value creation.

The Gothi Khola Hydropower Project reflects this commitment by focusing on the development of clean energy from Nepal's abundant water resources and contributing to a more sustainable energy future.

Project at a Glance

9.53 MW
Installed Capacity
2.3 m³/s
Design Discharge
510 m
Gross Head
Humla
Karnali Province, Nepal

Towards a Cleaner Energy Future

The Gothi Khola Hydropower Project is part of the broader vision of utilizing Nepal's renewable energy resources to meet growing electricity demand and promote sustainable development.

By harnessing the power of Gothi Khola, the project seeks to contribute to Nepal's clean-energy ambitions while creating opportunities for economic and infrastructure development in the region.

Gothi Khola Hydropower Project — Harnessing Water, Powering Progress.