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Minashtuk, Canada

Positive sustainability aspect

Distribution & sharing benefits
The formation of a company (Hydro Ilnu Inc.) enabled a limited partnership arrangement between Canadian indigenous people and the Minashtuko Hydropower Station for the design, feasibility studies, financing, construction and operation of a cutting edge hydropower facility.

Source: IEA Hydropower Implementing Agreement - Annex VIII.

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Overview

The Minashtuko Hydropower Station is a cutting edge run-of-river facility on the Mistassibi River, Québec province, Canada. The unusual dam structure consists of three very large inflatable bladders, which are computer operated to control flow in the Mistassibi River, and hence the turbine, with exceptional performance and flexibility.

Scheme Specifications

Dam Name

Scheme operator
Hydro Ilnu inc., General Partner of Minashtuko Limited Partnership Company
Size of scheme (MW)
9.9
Country
Canada
Catchment area

River
Mistassibi
Effective reservoir capacity
Run of River
Construction years
1999-2000
Reservoir size
Run of River
External Recognition
Nil
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