The commissioning of the 210 MW capacity Tuivai hydro-electric project in Mizoram, would begin soon as the union finance ministry has approved funds for it. The biggest ever power project in Mizoram would be set up at a cost of Rs.1,750.60 crore on the banks of Tuivai river in Champhai district in the eastern part of the state. The project would be executed on the public-private partnership (PPP) mode. The Mizoram government, the Tuivai project, conceptualised in 1995, will have a 155-metre dam across the Tuivai River to generate power. The power project will be commissioned within the next five years, would be the first of any projects in Mizoram requiring no compensation for takeover of land. The Mizoram government is also setting up another 60 MW-capacity Tuirial hydro-electric project at Bilkhawtlir village in Kolosib district, at a cost of Rs.900 crore
Project Value
INR 1750.60 Crore /-
Under Construction
Aizawl
Mizoram
India
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