Voith Hydro has been awarded the electro-mechanical (E&M) contract for the 90 MW Jomori hydropower project in Bhutan by Druk Hydro Energy Ltd (DHyE), a subsidiary of Druk Green Power Corp. Ltd (DGPC). The award further strengthens Voith Hydro's presence in Bhutan and expands its contribution to the country's renewable energy growth.
The project, located in Samdrup Jongkhar in southeastern Bhutan, comprises of two 45 MW generating units equipped with vertical Pelton turbines. Voith Hydro's scope includes the design, engineering, manufacturing, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of turbines, generators, and balance-of-plant equipment. The project is financed through a concessional loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
With this award, Voith Hydro secures its fourth hydropower project in Bhutan. Together with the 118 MW Nikachhu, 54 MW Burgangchhu, and 32 MW Yungichhu projects, the company's contracted portfolio in the country now exceeds 294 MW, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for hydropower development in Bhutan.
“This award reflects the trust our customer places in Voith Hydro's expertise and execution capabilities. We are proud to continue supporting Bhutan's renewable energy development and reliable hydropower generation for future generations,” said Raj Vidyarthi, President & CEO, Voith Hydro India.
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