sew nyucharong chu power corporation, group company of sew infrastructure, is planning the 96 mw mago chu hydro electric project on river mago chu in dist. tawang, arunachal pradesh. work on the project will commence in 2013 and is planned for completion in 2017. [info as of: may 15] sew mago chu power corporation is planning the 3x32 mw mago chu run-of-the-river hydro electric project on river mago chu, dist. tawang, arunachal pradesh. smec (india) is the consultant. machinery will be ordered after getting all necessary clearances. financial closure is yet to be achieved. the project is in investigation stage. the project is waiting for environmental clearance. the project is planned for completion in 3 years after commencement of construction work. according to moef sources, the company is an spv formed by signing a memorandum of agreement (moa) between sew energy & government of arunachal pradesh. total land required for the project is estimated as 33.24 hectares. the estimated cost of project is rs. 8.79 billion including idc and escalation at july 2013 price level. installation of 96 mw (3x32 mw) would afford an annual energy generation of 404.42 gwh. 12 of the power generated will be provided to the state free of cost. residential quarters will be constructed. [info as of: dec. 15] sew mago chu power corporation, an spv of sew energy & government of arunachal pradesh, is planning the 3x32 mw mago chu run-of-the-river hydro electric power project on river mago chu, dist. tawang, arunachal pradesh. smec (india) is the consultant. the estimated cost of the project is rs. 8.7912 billion. the project is in investigation stage. the project is waiting for environmental clearance. equipment supplier is yet to be appointed. work on the project is expected to commence in h1 2016 and is planned for completion in 2020. according to moef sources, the project envisages construction of 20.5 m high barrage at 3.1 km upstream of the confluence of mago chu and nyukcharong chu. total land requirement is about 33.24 hectares. an underground power house is proposed on the right bank of the river with 3 units of 32 mw capacity each. [info as of: jun. 12]
