The implementing agency for the project is National Hydroelectric Power Corporation Limited (henceforth referred as NHPC) which is a Government of India enterprise.   The Teesta HE project - Stage V is a run of the river scheme and will be producing 2572.67 MU of energy that will be absorbed into the Eastern region, connected to the NEWNE grid. Stage V of the Teesta river project has installed a capacity of 510 MW (3×170 MW turbines). The power house is located near Singtam (about 4 km upstream of the confluence of Rongnichu with Teesta). The dependable discharge available throughout the year has been assessed as 60 cumecs and gross head available is 216.73 m; installed capacity of 510 MW. The project consists of concrete gravity dam across river Teesta with a 15 km long head race tunnel and an underground power housing three generating units of 170 MW capacity each. The energy generation at 90% dependable year and 95% machine availability is 2572.67 million kWh.

NHPC's Teesta HE Project - Stage V: A Sustainable Solution for Energy Production

NHPC, a Government of India enterprise, is implementing the Teesta HE Project - Stage V, a run-of-the-river scheme aimed at producing sustainable energy for the Eastern region of India. This project has installed a capacity of 510 MW, composed of three 170 MW turbines that will generate a total of 2572.67 MU of energy, which will be absorbed into the NEWNE grid. 

Key Highlights:
- The project is located near Singtam, about 4 km upstream of the confluence of Rongnichu with Teesta.
- The Teesta river project features a concrete gravity dam across the river with a 15 km long head race tunnel and an underground power housing three generating units of 170 MW capacity each.
- The dependable discharge available throughout the year has been assessed as 60 cumecs and gross head available is 216.73 m.
- The energy generation at 90% dependable year and 95% machine availability is 2572.67 million kWh.

The Teesta HE Project - Stage V is a significant renewable energy project that provides a sustainable solution for energy production. The project's dependable discharge, gross head available, and installed capacity of 510 MW ensure a consistent and reliable source of energy throughout the year. Additionally, the energy generated from this project will contribute to India's goal of reducing carbon emissions and moving towards a more sustainable future.

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Teesta- V Hydro Power Project In Sikkim

The National Hydroelectric Power Corporation Limited implemented the Teesta HE Project - Stage V, a run-of-the-river scheme that produces 2572.67 MU of energy that is absorbed into the Eastern region, connected to the NEWNE grid. The project has an installed capacity of 510 MW and consists of a concrete gravity dam, a 15 km long head race tunnel, and an underground power house with three generating units of 170 MW capacity each.