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Mini hydro power plant projects in Taiwan Flow Head Power Turbine Proiects Location (CMS) (m) (kW) Type Liyutan Reservoir Zhuolan Francis Jingshan Hydro Power 5.5 81.7 4,000 Township, Turbine Plant Project Miaoli County Hushan Reservoir Mini Francis Douliu City, Hydro Power Plant 3.9 54.87 1,950 Turbine Yunlin County Project Chi-Chi Nanan II Mini Zhushan Bulb Hydro Power Plant 45 8.7 3,500 Township, Turbine Project Nantou County Shizhen Connecting Longtan Francis Tube Mini Hydro 12 42.3 4,540 Dist., Turbine Power Plant Project Taoyuan City Chi-Chi Nanan Settling Zhushan Bulb Basin Mini Hydro 45 7.9 3,180 Township, Turbine Power Plant Project Nantou County Chi-Chi Nanan Channel Zhushan Free Drop of #9 Mini Bulb 45 4.1 1,640 Township, Hydro Power Plant Turbine Nantou County Project Chi-Chi Nanan Channel Zhushan Free Drop of #10 Mini Bulb 45 4.2 1,680 Township, Hydro Power Plant Turbine Nantou County Project Chi-Chi Nanan Channel Zhushan Free Drop of #11 Mini Bulb 45 4.3 1,720 Township, Hydro Power Plant Turbine Nantou County Project Chi-Chi Nanan Ⅲ Zhushan Bulb 45 4.0 1,600 Township, Mini Hydro Power Turbine Nantou County Plant Project Chi-Chi Nanan IV Mini Zhushan Bulb Hydro Power Plant 45 4.7 1,880 Township, Turbine Project Nantou County Ecological Release Tai’an Flows of Shiling Weir Tubular 3 8.9 196 Township, Mini Hydro Power Turbine Miaoli County Plant Project Ecological Release Flows of Tian-Lun Dam Tubular Heping Dist., 2.8 9.6 198 Mini Hydro Power Turbine Taichung City Plant Project Mun-Ann Afterbay I Dongshi Bulb Mini Hydro Power 40 4.3 1,500 Dist., Turbine Plant Project Taichung City Xiulin Long Jian Steel Pipe Pelton Township, Mini Hydro Power 0.05 430 179 Turbine Hualien Plant Project County Xiulin Chile Headrace Tunnel Tubular Township, Outlet Mini Hydro 3 8.9 196 Turbine Hualien Power Plant Project County .

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