Recently, the Pahae Julu Hydropower Station project in Indonesia, constructed by Sinohydro Bureau 16 Co., Ltd., successfully achieved dam gate closure and impoundment, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent filling and draining of the diversion tunnel and unit commissioning, and taking another solid step toward the goal of grid-connected power generation.

The Pahae Julu Hydropower Station project in Indonesia is located in North Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra Province, Indonesia, with a total installed capacity of 2×9 MW and a designed annual power generation of 104.47 million kWh.

During construction, the project team of Sinohydro Bureau 16 Co., Ltd. overcame the impact of complex geological conditions and resolved numerous construction technical challenges, with progress and quality highly praised by the project owner.

As an important clean energy project in the Batang Toru River Basin, the Pahae Julu Hydropower Station, once completed and put into operation, will provide important support for regional energy supply, promote local economic and social prosperity and development, and help North Sumatra Province achieve its green and sustainable development goals.