Kinyeti Hydropower Project

Kinyeti HPP, located on its namesake river, will consist of a diversion weir with accompanying sluiceway and head regulator, transiting the river"™s discharge via a 500 m long channel culminating in a bypass pipe and penstock. The penstock will then transit the discharge to the powerhouse which will be equipped with three (3) Pelton units for an installed capacity of 1.95 MW. Geographic Coordinates: 4° 1' 34" N, 32° 49' 7" E. The plant will have 3 units, Design Discharge 2.1 m3 /s, Reservoir FSL 1 272 m, Reservoir MOL 1 272 m, Total Installed Capacity 1.95 MW (3 x 0.65 MW), Firm Energy 5.8 GWh and Average Energy 9.6 GWh. The Project Costs (excl. Transmission Lines) 14.03 US$ M

The Kinyeti Hydropower project is a planned renewable energy project on the Kinyeti River, South Sudan. It aims to generate clean electricity for the region by harnessing the river’s discharge and head. The project also considers environmental and social impacts and aligns with South Sudan’s energy access goals.