팔당댐 is a 120 MW hydroelectric power plant located in South Korea, operated by 한국수력원자력 since its commissioning in 1974. The facility generates electricity from water, contributing to South Korea’s hydroelectric generation capacity.

It is the 25th largest hydro plant in South Korea. With 120 MW, it represents 0.76% of the country’s total hydro capacity of 15,891 MW. South Korea has 74 hydro plants with a combined capacity of 15,891 MW. Compared to the largest hydro plant, the Incheon Tidal Power Station at 1,450 MW, 팔당댐 is approximately 1/12 the size.

Hydropower is a notable segment of South Korea’s energy mix, accounting for about 6% of total electricity generation. The plant utilizes the natural flow of the Han River, supporting renewable energy initiatives. 팔당댐 is located in Gyeonggi Province, approximately 30 km east of Seoul.

Paldang Dam (팔당댐) is a 120 MW hydroelectric power plant located in South Korea, operated by 한국수력원자력 since its commissioning in 1974. The facility harnesses water flow for electricity generation, contributing to the nation’s renewable energy supply.

It ranks as the 25th largest hydro plant in South Korea. With a capacity of 120 MW, it represents 0.76% of the country’s total hydro capacity of 15,891 MW. South Korea has 74 hydro plants with a combined capacity of 15,891 MW. Compared to the largest hydro plant, Incheon Tidal Power Station at 1,450 MW, this facility is approximately 0.08 times the size.

Hydropower is an essential component of South Korea’s energy mix, accounting for about 6% of total electricity generation. The Paldang Dam plays a role in managing water resources while generating clean energy. The facility is located about 30 km east of Seoul in the Gyeonggi Province.