Water level of hydropower reservoir
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on April 8
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are generally lower than the normal water level, many plants maintain discharge through turbines to serve power generation.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on April 6th
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Hydropower reservoirs across the country are lower than the normal water level.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on April 6
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region have slight fluctuations, mostly lower than the normal water level, and basically do not operate discharge through spillways.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on April 5th
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Water levels at hydropower reservoirs in the Northwest and Northeast regions fluctuate slightly, mostly still lower than normal water levels.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on April 5th
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Water levels and flow to hydropower reservoirs across the country are generally stable, some reservoirs in the Northwest and Central Highlands continue to generate electricity with remarkable discharge flow.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on April 4
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are still lower than the normal water level, many reservoirs are in the water storage phase.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on April 4th
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Hydropower reservoirs across the country recorded a water storage trend in many areas, in which some large reservoirs in the North are approaching the normal water level.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on April 3rd
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The water level at many large hydropower reservoirs across the country is below the normal water level, but still ensures power generation.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on April 3rd
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are below the normal water level, many reservoirs are approaching the water storage threshold for power generation.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on April 2nd
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Hydropower reservoirs across the country are maintaining power generation, the common water level is lower than the normal water level and overflow has not been recorded.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on April 2nd
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Hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region are maintaining power generation, and the water level in many reservoirs is still lower than the normal water level.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on April 1st
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Hydropower reservoirs across the country are lower or closer to the normal water level, many reservoirs continue to generate regulated electricity with discharge flow through the plant.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on March 31st
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Hydropower reservoirs across the country are still lower than the normal water level, and many reservoirs are maintaining power generation to meet system electricity demand.
Water levels of hydropower reservoirs nationwide on March 30
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Hydropower reservoirs across the country are lower than the normal water level, and the water flow to some large reservoirs in the Northwest region tends to increase.
Water level of some hydropower reservoirs in the North on March 30
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The water level of hydropower reservoirs in the Northern region continues to be lower than the normal water level.
