Energy · Belarus
How much did Hrodna Hydroelectric Power Station cost to build?
The Hrodna Hydroelectric Power Station (Grodno HPP) is the run-of-river hydropower plant on the Neman River near the city of Grodno in Belarus, with an embankment dam and gravity spillway about 17 m high, a design capacity of 17 MW, built from 2008 under the state programme of innovative development for 2011 to 2015 and operating since 1 September 2012. The Grodno newspaper Vecherniy Grodno wrote in June 2013 that about 118.4 million dollars had been spent on building the station, around 18 percent of it on equipment and 30 percent on the reservoir.
Reported project cost
$118.4 million
Cost basis: 2012
Cost evidence
Basis of the published figure
Project metrics
Key dimensions
- PowerVecherniy Grodno
- 17 MW
Project record
Opened or launched
Vecherniy Grodno1 September 2012