Chhukha Hydel project
hydroelectric project, Chhukha, Bhutan
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The Chhukha Hydel project is a significant hydroelectric power project in Bhutan, completed between 1987 and 1988. It harnesses the waters of the Raidak River and was one of the largest investments in the country's development. The project not only met Bhutan's energy needs but also allowed for the export of electricity to India, significantly contributing to the nation's economy and becoming its top export by the early 21st century.1
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