the projected power generation capacity of baglihar on completion is 14.
the projected power generation capacity of baglihar on completion is?
14
the kanupp-i, a candu-type nuclear reactor, was supplied by canada in 1971—the country's first commercial nuclear power plant. the sino-pakistani nuclear cooperation began in the early 1980s. after a sino-pakistani nuclear cooperation agreement in 1986, china provided pakistan with a nuclear reactor dubbed chasnupp-i for energy and industrial growth of the country. in 2005 both countries proposed working on a joint energy security plan, calling for a huge increase in generation capacity to more than 160,000 mwe by 2030. under its nuclear energy vision 2050, the pakistani government plans to increase nuclear power generation capacity to 40,000 mwe, 8,900 mwe of it by 2030. in june 2008 the nuclear commercial complex was expanded with the ground work of installing and operationalising the chashma-iii and chashma–iv reactors at chashma, punjab province, each with 325–340 mwe and costing ₨ 129 billion,; from which the ₨ 80 billion came from international sources, principally china. a further agreement for china's help with the project was signed in october 2008, and given prominence as a counter to the us–india agreement that shortly preceded it. the cost quoted then was us$1.7 billion, with a foreign loan component of us$1.07 billion. in 2013 pakistan established a second commercial nuclear complex in karachi with plans of additional reactors, similar to the one in chashma. the electrical energy is generated by various energy corporations and evenly distributed by the national electric power regulatory authority (nepra) among the four provinces. however, the karachi-based k-electric and the water and power development authority (wapda) generates much of the electrical energy used in pakistan in addition to gathering revenue nationwide. pakistan has an installed electricity generation capacity of ~22,797.
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baglihar dam ( "baglihār bāndh"), also known as baglihar hydroelectric power project, is a run-of-the-river power project on the chenab river in the ramban district of the indian state of jammu and kashmir. this project was conceived in 1992, approved in 1996 and construction began in 1999. the project is estimated to cost usd $1 billion. the first phase of the baglihar dam was completed in 2004. with the completion of the second phase on 10 october 2008, ex-prime minister manmohan singh of india dedicated the 900-mw baglihar hydroelectric power project to the nation.





















































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