Ukraine’s Kakhovka Hydrolectric Power Plant
The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant is the last dam in a series of six on Ukraine’s Dnieper River. The dam has been struck repeatedly during the war, and was destroyed on June 6.
Spillway
Turbine building
Lock
Dnieper River
P47
Deep water cargo-shipping channel
Town of Nova Kakhovka
(approx. 5 km)
Damaged in 2022
STATISTICS
Height: 30 m
Capacity: 334.8 MW
Owner: Ukrhydroenerho
Length: 3.2 km
Constructed: 1956
Turbines: 6x 55.8 MW
Spillway
Turbine building
Lock
Dnieper River
P47
Deep water cargo-shipping channel
Town of Nova Kakhovka
(approx. 5 km)
Damaged in 2022
STATISTICS
Height: 30 m
Capacity: 334.8 MW
Owner: Ukrhydroenerho
Length: 3.2 km
Constructed: 1956
Turbines: 6x 55.8 MW
Spillway
Turbine building
Lock
Dnieper River
P47
Deep water cargo-shipping channel
Town of Nova Kakhovka
(approx. 5 km)
Damaged in 2022
Length: 3.2 km
Constructed: 1956
Turbines: 6x 55.8 MW
Height: 30 m
Capacity: 334.8 MW
Owner: Ukrhydroenerho