Driving Progress Through Hydropower
Om Power Company stands at the forefront of renewable energy development, delivering environmentally responsible hydropower solutions that power industries, strengthen communities, and build a sustainable future.
We generate eco-friendly hydropower that reduces carbon emissions and supports a sustainable energy future.
Our projects responsibly harness flowing water while preserving the natural balance of rivers and ecosystems.
We develop and operate dependable hydropower systems designed for long-term performance and energy security.
Our hydropower initiatives contribute to local development, job creation, and Nepal’s energy independence.
About Us
Powering Nepal with Clean Energy
We focus on producing renewable hydropower that supports environmental protection and a low-carbon future.
Our projects are designed to utilize water resources efficiently while respecting nature and local ecosystems.
We contribute to Nepal’s energy independence by delivering reliable power that drives economic and social development.
Clean Energy from Flowing Rivers.
Our Value
Guided by Responsibility. Powered by Nature.
To become a trusted leader in hydropower development by delivering clean, reliable, and sustainable energy that supports Nepal’s long-term growth and environmental balance.
To responsibly harness Nepal’s water resources through innovative hydropower engineering, producing renewable energy that strengthens national energy independence, protects the environment, and benefits local communities.
Powering Nepal Through Sustainable Hydropower.
Thuligad Khola Hydroelectric Project
Thuligad Khola Hydroelectric Project is a 17 MW peaking run-of-the-river power plant located in the Doti District of Nepal.
Thuligad Khola Project
Delivering 17 MW of clean, renewable energy to Nepal's National Grid since its planned operation. While the project has secured its Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the NEA as of Shrawan 2080 and obtained its Generation License on 2080/09/11 , it is currently in the construction and infrastructure phase
- 17 MW Capacity
- Peaking Run River(ProR) Type
- 2,219 Headrace Tunnel
Thuligad Khola Project
The Thuligad Khola Hydroelectric Project is a Peaking Run-of-the-River (PRoR) project located in the Doti District of Sudurpaschim Province, Nepal. It is designed with a 17 MW installed capacity and aims to contribute significant clean energy to the national grid.
17 MW
Power Generation
28 km
Transmission Line
Technical Specifications
- Catchment Area at Intake: 640 km
- Design Discharge: 11.662 m³/s
- Net Head: 163.31 m
- Mean Annual Discharge: 22.915 m³/s
- Gross Head: 173.50 m
- Design Flood (Q100): 2169.80 m³/s.
Headrace Tunnel
A 2,219-meter-long inverted D-shape structure with a 3m x 3m size designed for water conveyance
Turbines
Two Francis turbines with an 8.5 MW capacity each, offering a high combined efficiency of 93%
Transmission Line
A 28 km long 33kV double-circuit system connecting the powerhouse to the Pahalmanpur Substation
MESSAGE
Message from our Chairperson
Guiding our vision for sustainable energy development and powering Nepal’s future.
Chairperson
“It is with great pride and a clear vision for the future that we present the Thuligad Khola Hydroelectric Project. As Nepal moves toward an era of energy independence, our 17 MW project stands as a testament to our commitment to sustainable development and national prosperity.
By harnessing the natural potential of the Thuligad Khola, we are not just building a power plant; we are creating a foundation for industrial growth, local employment, and clean energy security. Our team is working tirelessly from the 2.2km headrace tunnel to our advanced Francis turbines—to ensure that we deliver a high-quality, efficient project that respects our environment and benefits the community of Doti.
We are grateful to our investors, regulatory partners, and the local community for their unwavering support. Together, we are lighting the way toward a greener, more powerful Nepal.”
