Minamiaiki Dam

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Minamiaiki Dam
Minamiaki Dam
Location
Minamiaiki, Nagano National Forest
Coordinates 36°00′16″N, 138°39′13″E
river(s) Shinano River tributaries Aiki
and Minamiaiki rivers
Lake of the dam Okusan Lake
Dam type Rock fill dam
Numerical characteristics
Height 136 m
Length 444 m
Dam volume 7,300,000 m³
Reservoir volume 19,170,000 m³
Utilized volume 12,670,000 m³
River basin area 6.2 km²
Reservoir area 0.59 km²
Dam use hydroelectricity
Owner Tepco
Operator Tepco
Electric generators
(Output)
Kanagawa river
generating station

(2.82 GW:planned)

Construction company Maeda Corporation
Taisei Corporation
Obayashi Corp.
Asunaro Aoki Construction
Construction start/end 1995/2005
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Together with the Ueno Dam, the Minamiaiki Dam will provide water to the Kanagawa River Generating Station owned by the Tokyo Electric Power Company. The Minamiaiki dam is the higher of the two dams. When completed, the station will have the largest power output of any pump-storage power plant in the world at around 2.82 GW.[1]

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Landscape artwork in a downstream park
Landscape artwork in a downstream park
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