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Estimated: the World Bank[2][3] projects completion and full operation in 2033. December 31 is a year-precision marker, not a published opening day.
Opened during October 30 evening research; current project-specific evidence.[1]
Opened during October 30 evening research; current project-specific evidence.[1]
Wikipedia lists an uncited opening-date range of "2018-2029" for Rogun Dam, loosely supporting the pin's stored end-of-2029 target, while noting the first two power units were already commissioned in 2018-2019 - full dam completion remains less firmly dated than the pin implies.
Webuild's own press release confirms the Rogun Dam rose roughly 100 metres over the past year, nearing 1,110 metres elevation, though it does not itself state a specific completion date, leaving the pin's 2029 target unconfirmed by this source alone.[1]
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2033; separate from initial units and dam-height milestones.
“projected installed capacity of 3,780 megawatts upon completion in 2033”
Contractor reports presidential visit to active construction site August 2025.
14,400 GWh/year at full project scope.
“14,400 gigawatt-hours”
Power generation3.78 GW · Projected completed Rogun design: 3,780 MW; full operation targeted in 2033, not current output. World Bank June 30, 2026 release projects 14,400 GWh/year, not measured present generation. · source