The 900MW Hydro Power Plant on the Kinsuka Falls is expected to cost between $1.3 and $2.9 billion.
The cost of the project was disclosed through a report of the analysis of the feasibility study relating to the hydroelectric development of Kinsuka prepared by the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Hydraulic Resources and Electricity.
The cost will depend on different alternatives, including connection to the national electricity grid and alternatives with dedicated HT lines.
The construction costs will account for a 25 percent contingency provision.
The type of development consists in diverting part of the waters of the Congo River upstream of the natural threshold via guide walls and a channel, to turbinate the flows and then return them downstream of the river.
The planned development will have BCR guide walls to channel water to the factory and a factory equipped with bulb turbines and well as linens provided for transporting the energy produced.
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