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The OPEC Fund’s project record publishes total project cost US$2,249.60 million. It covers the multipurpose dam programme, including water supply, irrigation and flood-control works, not just the power station. The Fund’s loan is not used as project cost. Mohmand multipurpose dam and hydropower project: 800 MW generating project rating. Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production
WAPDA’s[4] current project page identifies 800 MW installed design capacity, ongoing construction, river diversion November 2024, dam impounding targeted late 2026 and electricity generation early 2028. Targets are not completion claims.
WAPDA[3] January 19, 2026 reports construction continuing on ten key sites.
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The OPEC Fund’s project record publishes total project cost US$2,249.60 million. It covers the multipurpose dam programme, including water supply, irrigation and flood-control works, not just the power station. The Fund’s loan is not used as project cost.[2][3][4]
The OPEC Fund’s project record publishes total project cost US$2,249.60 million. It covers the multipurpose dam programme, including water supply, irrigation and flood-control works, not just the power station. The Fund’s loan is not used as project cost. Mohmand multipurpose dam and hydropower project: 800 MW generating project rating. Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production[2]
WAPDA’s current project page identifies 800 MW installed design capacity, ongoing construction, river diversion November 2024, dam impounding targeted late 2026 and electricity generation early 2028. Targets are not completion claims.[3]
WAPDA January 19, 2026 reports construction continuing on ten key sites.[4]
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