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Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Saturday said that a significant portion of the machinery at the 2,000 MW Lower Subansiri Hydroelectric Project is already operational, with the project expected to generate full capacity power by December 2026. Khandu, who visited the project site, reviewed progress with officials of NHPC Limited and interacted with engineers and workers engaged in the construction. “A significant portion of the machinery is already operational, and by December 2026, the project is expected to generate 2000 MW of power, making it the largest hydroelectric project in the country,” the Chief Minister added. He also commended the workforce for their efforts, stating that the dedication of engineers, officials and labourers is contributing significantly to nation-building. During his visit, Khandu also undertook a high-speed boat journey along the Subansiri reservoir, describing it as a “historic” experience. The journey, from the project site to the Sibe-Rite confluence, highlighted the tourism potential of the region, he said.

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Itanagar, March 25: The public hearing on the proposed 1605-MW Subansiri Upper Hydroelectric Project, being executed by the NHPC Limited, was conducted at the Singhik Hall in Daporijo, the headquarters of Upper Subansiri district, with a large gathering of local residents and stakeholders in attendance. The hearing was organised by the Arunachal Pradesh Pollution Control Board, led by scientist Jumli Kato and executive engineer Ranjeev Kimsing, along with their team. Kato presented the objectives of the public hearing through a detailed presentation, outlining the environmental considerations and scope of the project. Presiding over the meeting, Upper Subansiri Deputy Commissioner Tasso Gambo assured the public and affected families that the district administration would remain vigilant in addressing their concerns. He stressed that no affected family would be left behind, and that all grievances, assistance, and compensation would be handled in accordance with the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act.