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OperationalCommissioned 2024

Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Projectमाथिल्लो माइलुङ खोला

A 14.3 MW run-of-river plant on the Mailung Khola in Rasuwa — part of the cluster that has turned Rasuwa into one of Nepal's densest hydropower districts. It is in operation and feeding the national grid.

Installed capacity

14 MW

Run-of-river

River / basin

Mailung Khola

Koshi basin

Location

Rasuwa

Bagmati

Commissioned

2024

Operational

How it was built

Milestones to commissioning

The route from construction to commercial operation.

  1. 2024

    In operation; connected to the national grid

On the map

Location

Approximate dam-area location on OpenStreetMap — precise to the district and river reach, not the exact structure.

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Questions

Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project: key facts

Quick answers on capacity, river, developer, status and commissioning, drawn from the sourced data above.

What is the capacity of the Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project?+

The Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project has an installed capacity of 14 MW. It is a run-of-river hydropower scheme.

Which river is the Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project on?+

The project is on the Mailung Khola River, part of Nepal's Koshi basin, in Rasuwa district, Bagmati Province.

Who is developing the Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project?+

The Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project is developed by Mathillo Mailung Khola Jalvidhyut Ltd (private (ipp)).

What is the status of the Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project?+

As of mid-2026 the project is operational.

When was the Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project commissioned?+

The Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower Project was commissioned in 2024.

Sources & data note

Figures for Upper (Mathillo) Mailung Khola Hydropower 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.