Hydroelectricity in South Korea

Hydroelectric power accounted for 5% of South Korea's total installed power generation in 2021 and 0.33% of the total power generation.[1]

List of hydroelectric power stations

The Paldang Dam
Plant NameCapacity (MW)OwnerProvinceTypeYear Online
Yangyang250Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGangwonOperational2006
Yecheon400Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth GyeongsangOperational2011
Sancheong350Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth GyeongsangOperational2001
Cheongsong300Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerNorth GyeongsangOperational2006
Muju300Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth JeollaOperational1995
Samnangjin300Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth GyeongsangOperational1979
Cheongpyeong200Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGyeonggiOperational1979
Chungju400Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerNorth ChungcheongOperational1985
Soyanggang-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGangwonOperational1968
Chilbo Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth JeollaOperational1945
Uiam Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth GyeongsangOperational1967
Cheongpyeong Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGyeonggiOperational1944
Chuncheon Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerNorth ChungcheongOperational1961
Paldang Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGangwonOperational1966
Hwacheon Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGyeonggiOperational1944
Boseonggang Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth JeollaOperational1937
Goesan Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerSouth GyeongsangOperational1957
Anheung Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGyeonggiOperational1978
Gangneung Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerNorth ChungcheongOperational1983
Paldang Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGangwonOperational1974
Hwacheon Dam-Korea Hydro & Nuclear PowerGyeonggiOperational1943

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Hydropower capacity in South Korea and major projects". Power Technology. 20 March 2023.
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