Almatti Dam
Karnataka Water Resources Department
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- Capacity
- not published
- Technology
- Hydro
- Stage
- Operational
- Country
- India
- Location
- 16.3310, 75.8880
- Developer
- Karnataka Water Resources Department
- Annual output
- not published
- Capex
- not published
- Capital sought
- not published
- Source
- Wikidata
- Last checked
- 9 Sept 2026
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About this project
Almatti Dam, a hydro power station in India recorded on Wikidata at 290 MW. Wikidata publishes the name, country, operator, capacity and position; it publishes nothing about finance, so those fields stay empty here. [possible duplicate of prj_gppd_ind0000006, 0.21 km away with the same name. Check before publishing.]
Where this sits in the catalogue
This is one of 2 units recorded at this site, alongside Almatti Dam. Each is held as its own record because each is separately reported. It is one of 666 hydro records we hold in India, and its source publishes no capacity for it. The country has 3,050 records in total across every technology. A further 1 catalogued project sits within 25 km of it. See every record in India or find it on the map.
Investment readiness
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- Add a CAPEX budget
- Add an expected annual generation estimate
Climate impact
Clean generation displaces grid power at 0.71 tCO₂/MWh.
CO₂ avoided / yr
0 t
Over project life
0k t
Homes powered / yr
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Where is Almatti Dam?+
Almatti Dam is in India, at 16.3310, 75.8880. The coordinates are published by the source, so the location on the map is the site itself rather than a town centre standing in for it.
Who is behind Almatti Dam?+
The record names Karnataka Water Resources Department as the developer of Almatti Dam. That is what the published source says; Solandor holds no view on the ownership structure behind it and does not verify commercial control.
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