Water flow to the largest hydropower reservoir in the South on August 25 reached 820m3/s

HÀ ANH CHIẾN |

Dong Nai - Water flow to Tri An hydropower reservoir on the morning of August 25 reached 820m3/s, raising the reservoir water level to nearly 55.2m.

According to Tri An Hydropower Company, as of 7:00 AM on August 25, the water flow to Tri An reservoir is reaching 820m3/s, raising the reservoir water level to nearly 55.2m, the total discharge flow to downstream is 520m3/s, and the downstream water level is 3.2m.

Previously, electricity output on August 24 at Tri An Hydropower Company reached nearly 6.2 million kWh.

Tri An Hydropower Plant has 4 units, with a total designed capacity of 400MW. This is the largest hydropower project in the Southern region, making a great contribution to the national power grid, helping to regulate domestic water sources, production, push saline and regulate floods for the downstream area.

The downstream area of Tri An hydropower plant is an area located along the Dong Nai River basin, passing through Dong Nai City, Ho Chi Minh City.

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