Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Projectतिप्ल्याङ कालीगण्डकी
A 58 MW run-of-river project on the Kali Gandaki in Annapurna and Raghuganga rural municipalities, Myagdi, developed by the IME Group, one of several large projects turning the Kali Gandaki into a hydropower corridor.
Installed capacity
58 MW
Run-of-river
River / basin
Kali Gandaki
Gandaki basin
Location
Myagdi
Gandaki
Expected online
2025
Under construction
Milestones & projected timeline
Key dates so far, with planned milestones marked. Future dates are targets from the developer or government and frequently shift.
- Licence & PPA
Construction licence received and PPA signed with NEA
- 2025
Targeted commissioning
Location
Approximate dam-area location on OpenStreetMap — precise to the district and river reach, not the exact structure.
Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project: key facts
Quick answers on capacity, river, developer, status and commissioning, drawn from the sourced data above.
What is the capacity of the Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project?+
The Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project has an installed capacity of 58 MW. It is a run-of-river hydropower scheme.
Which river is the Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project on?+
The project is on the Kali Gandaki River, part of Nepal's Gandaki basin, in Myagdi district, Gandaki Province.
Who is developing the Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project?+
The Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project is developed by IME Group (private (ipp)).
What is the status of the Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project?+
As of mid-2026 the project is under construction.
When is the Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project expected to be commissioned?+
The Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project is expected to be commissioned around 2025, though dates for projects under development frequently shift.
Sources & data note
Figures for Tiplyang Kaligandaki Hydroelectric Project are compiled from the sources below and cross-checked where possible. Status and projected dates reflect research as of mid-2026 and may change as the project progresses. The map location is an approximate dam-area estimate. Commentary is Amarnepal's own.