Powering Bhutan’s Economy with Sustainable Energy
DGPC’s business model is built on a foundation of hydropower assets for an effective and optimal utilisation of the abundant water resources to develop water-to-wire expertise amongst the Bhutanese, and to lead in accelerating hydropower development on its own or through joint ventures in keeping with the 2021 Sustainable Hydropower Development Policy. Thus, DGPC has ventured into the construction of new hydropower projects, and the establishment of subsidiary companies to provide ancillary services to support its mandates.
Bhutan's Energy Scenario
Hydropower is more than just energy for Bhutan—it’s a cornerstone of national strategy and economic resilience. With 2,450 MW of hydropower installed capacity, Bhutan’s Renewable Energy Development Roadmap 2024 outlines ambitious plans to accelerate the development of hydropower and solar projects.
Bhutan’s peak demand to reach 4,500 MW
Envisaging to add additional 15,000 MW in hydro generation capacity and a further 5,000 MW in solar generation capacity.
Subsidiary Companies
Hydropower
Manufacturing
Automation
Location of Hydropower Plants
Energy sector
Bhutan revels in achieving 2,450 MW of hydropower generation capacity and about 3 MW solar and wind energy. This diverse energy mix supports a greener future while preserving Bhutan’s natural splendour.
Reached electricity to every home with 99.9% grid connectivity
