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Shahapur-D9 Project The Project is canal based Mini Hydel scheme on the distributary-9 of Shahapur Branch canal (SBC). The length of the canal is 36 km. The project site is in the District of Gulbarga near the village Banathal Shahapur –D9 envisages the utilization of seven drops accounting for 11 m head and a chute structure of 10 m, totalling to 21 m gross head and the flow in the distributary’s to generate 1 MW with single installed unit of capacity 1000 kW.   Mandagere Project: The Project is located at the downstream of Mandagere anicut near Mandagere Village, Mandya district of Karnataka state. The scheme utilizes the flows which are spilling over the anicut from the regulated releases from Gorur dam in Hemavathi river and a gross head of 8 m available in the river due to the presence of Mandagere anicut and rapids on downstream for power generation with two units of each 1750 kW.

Shahapur-D9 Project: 
The Shahapur-D9 Project is a mini hydel scheme located on distributary-9 of the Shahapur Branch canal (SBC) in Gulbarga District, Karnataka. The canal is a significant 36 km long and the project is situated near Banathal village. The project utilizes seven drops and a chute structure to generate a gross head of 21m and produce 1 MW of electricity with a single installed unit of capacity 1000 kW.

Key Highlights:
- Utilizes water from distributary-9 of the Shahapur Branch canal
- Generates 1 MW of electricity
- Uses a gross head of 21m

Mandagere Project:
The Mandagere Project is located downstream of the Mandagere anicut, near Mandagere Village in Mandya District, Karnataka. The project utilizes the regulated releases from the Gorur dam in Hemavathi river and a gross head of 8m to generate electricity. Two units of each 1750 kW are used for power generation.

Key Highlights:
- Utilizes regulated releases from Gorur dam in Hemavathi river
- Generates electricity using a gross head of 8m
- Uses two units of each 1750 kW

The significance of these projects lies in their contribution to clean energy. By utilizing the natural flow of water, these projects generate electricity without relying on fossil fuels. They also contribute to the local economy and provide a sustainable source of income for the surrounding communities. These projects are important steps towards a greener future that prioritizes the health of our planet and its inhabitants.

Grid connected renewable electricity generation

4.5 MW Grouped Small Hydropower Projects For Grid System By Bhoruka Power Corporation Limited In Karnataka State, India.

The Shahapur-D9 Project is a canal-based mini hydel scheme that utilizes the distributary-9 of Shahapur Branch canal to generate 1 MW of electric power with a single installed unit of capacity 1000 kW. The Mandagere Project, located in the Mandya district of Karnataka state, utilizes the flows spilling over the anicut from the regulated releases from Gorur dam in Hemavathi river and a gross head of 8 m available in the river due to the presence of Mandagere anicut and rapids on downstream for power generation with two units of each 1750 kW.