Pakistan

Patrind power station— 150 MW Hydroelectric

HydroRenewableVerified: Feb 2026

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The Patrind power station stands as a crucial player within Pakistan's energy framework, ranking 89th among 198 power generation facilities in the country with a capacity of 150 MW. As a hydroelectric power plant commissioned in 2017, it reflects Pakistan's commitment to harnessing its vast water resources for sustainable energy production. The facility utilizes modern hydro technology, tapping into the natural flow of water to generate electricity, making it both an environmentally friendly and efficient energy source. Located in a region rich with hydro resources, the Patrind power station is part of a dynamic cluster of hydropower facilities, including the Kohala Hydropower Project at 1124 MW and the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Station at 969 MW, which collectively contribute to the national grid's stability. In a country where hydro power is the dominant fuel type, accounting for a significant portion of the national capacity of 98,402 MW, the Patrind facility's share of 0.15% is indicative of its critical role in promoting renewable energy. Ranking as the 25th largest hydro plant in Pakistan, it underscores the ongoing transition towards a more sustainable energy mix. With each passing year, the Patrind power station not only supports the immediate energy needs of the region but also contributes to Pakistan's long-term environmental goals. As the country seeks to enhance its energy independence and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, the Patrind facility exemplifies the potential for hydropower to lead a new era of clean energy production.