Hydroelectric Power Plants in Malaysia

41 plants · 16,022 MW total installed capacity

#	Power plant	Capacity (MW)	Year
1	Bakun Dam	2,400	2011
2	Empangan Bakun	2,400	2011
3	Baleh Dam	1,285	1988
4	Baram Dam	1,200	1985
5	Stesen Janakuasa Murum	944	2014
6	Murum Dam	944	2014
7	Stesen Janakuasa Pergau	600	1997
8	Pergau Dam	600	1991
9	Pergau	600	1994
10	Kenyir	400	1991
11	Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Mahmud	400	1996
12	Connaught Bridge Power Station	375	1998
13	Ulu Jelai Power Station	372	2011
14	Temenggor Dam	348	1978
15	Temenggor	348	1998
16	Stesen Janakuasa Temengor	348	1990
17	Stesen Janaelektrik Hulu Terengganu	265	2010
18	Hulu Terengganu Hydroelectric Project	265	2011
19	Hulu Terengganu	250	2018
20	Sultan Idris hydro power station	150	2014
21	Stesen Janakuasa Sultan Idris	150	2014
22	Kenering hydro power station	120	—
23	Kenering hydro power station	120	—
24	Stesen Janakuasa Kenering	120	—
25	Batang Ai Dam	108	1981
26	Stesen Janakuasa Batang Ai	108	1985
27	Batang Al	103	2015
28	Sultan Yusuf hydro power station	100	2015
29	Tenom Pangi Dam	72.56	1978
30	Tenom Pangi Power Plant	72.56	2015
31	Bersia hydro power station	72	—
32	Tenom Pangi Dam	66	1978
33	Stesen Janakuasa Hilir Sungai Piah	55.4	—
34	Hilir Sungai Piah hydro power station	55	—
35	SG. Piah Lower	54	2015
36	Bersia	48	—
37	Chenderoh Power Station	41	—
38	Stesen Janakuasa Chenderoh	40.5	—
39	Kota 2 hydro power station	11.1	—
40	Stesen Janakuasa Kota 2	11.1	—
41	Hydroelectric Power Plant	0	2010

Frequently Asked Questions: Hydroelectric Power in Malaysia

Malaysia has 41 Hydroelectric power plants with a combined installed capacity of 16,022 MW.

Bakun Dam is the largest Hydroelectric power plant in Malaysia, with an installed capacity of 2,400 MW, commissioned in 2011.

The most recently commissioned Hydroelectric power plant in Malaysia is Hulu Terengganu (2018).

The average Hydroelectric power plant in Malaysia has a capacity of 391 MW.