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Hydropower Output in J&K Sees Significant Decline

Kashmir Observer

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November 9, 2025 Issue

In Jammu and Kashmir, hydel power generation has reduced by nearly 70 percent from the local generation plants.

- Observer News Service

Hydropower Output in J&K Sees Significant Decline

An official said that the power generation from all the power plants owned by Jammu and Kashmir has decreased by nearly 800-900 Megawatts (MWs).

The official also said, “The power generation from across local power plants is currently ranging from 330 MWs to 400 MWs.”

It also said, “From one of the plants from Baglihar, the power generation is ranging from 250-380 MWs and in case of another power plant of Baglihar, Kishenpur and New Wanpoh, we are generating a maximum of one MW.”

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