The Kaimai hydro power scheme is a hydroelectric power scheme on the Wairoa River in the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand. The scheme is operated by TrustPower. [1] It has four operational power stations, and formerly the McLaren Falls Station which was decommissioned in 1989 following the commissioning of the Ruahihi Station.
Power stations
- McLaren Falls Station 750 kW - decommissioned
- Lloyd Mandeno Station 16 MW
- Ruahihi Station 20 MW
- Lower Mangapapa Station 5.6 MW
- Kaimai 5 Station 0.3 MW
See also
References
- ^ TrustPower Archived 2011-04-01 at the Wayback Machine - Kaimai hydro power scheme
37°46′38″S 176°03′19″E / 37.777306°S 176.055332°E
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The Kaimai hydro power scheme is a hydroelectric power scheme on the Wairoa River in the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand. The scheme is operated by TrustPower. [1] It has four operational power stations, and formerly the McLaren Falls Station which was decommissioned in 1989 following the commissioning of the Ruahihi Station.
Power stations
- McLaren Falls Station 750 kW - decommissioned
- Lloyd Mandeno Station 16 MW
- Ruahihi Station 20 MW
- Lower Mangapapa Station 5.6 MW
- Kaimai 5 Station 0.3 MW
See also
References
- ^ TrustPower Archived 2011-04-01 at the Wayback Machine - Kaimai hydro power scheme
37°46′38″S 176°03′19″E / 37.777306°S 176.055332°E
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