Tokuyama Dam

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Tokuyama Dam Location Left side:Ibigawa, Gifu, Higashisuibara Right side:Ibigawa, Gifu Higashisuibara Coordinates 35° 39 55° N river(s) Kiso River-Ibi River Lake of the dam To be named Dam type Rock fill dam Numerical characteristics Height 161 m Length 427.1 m Dam volume 13,700,000 m³ Reservoir volume 660,000,000 m³ Utilized volume 380,400,000 m³ River basin area 254.5 km² Reservoir area 13 km² Dam use Flood Control・Irrigation Waterworks・Industry・Power Owner EPDC →Ministry of Construction Chubu Office →Japan Water Agency Operator EPDC →Chubu Electric Electric generators （Output） Tokuyama generator 153 MW Construction company Kumagai Gumi Taisei Corporation Asunaro Aoki Construction Construction start/end 1971/2008 Notes 　350 billion yen total cost

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The Tokuyama Dam is a future hydroelectric plant in Japan.

[edit] History

• December 1957 The Ibi River was selected for study by the Electric Power Development Company at the 23rd Electric Power Development Coordinating Meeting
• May 1976 The Ministry of Construction releases the bulletin "Policy on Tokuyama Dam Construction Project"
• December 1982 Project incorporated into Electric Power Development Basic Plan at the 90th Electric Power Development Coordinating Meeting 400 MW pumped storage plan
• May 2000 Construction on main part started
• May 2004 Plan for electrical output changed from 400 MW of pumped-storage hydropower to start in 2008, to 153 MW of conventional hydropower to start in 2014
• September 2006 Experimental filling of the reservoir behind the Tokuyama Dam began

[edit] External links

• Chubu Electric new projects