Hydroelectricity in Thailand
List of Thailand hydroelectric power stations

Hydroelectricity in Thailand

Section Title: List of Thailand hydroelectric power stations
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Station	Capacity (MW)	Community	Coordinates	Status

Ban Yang Dam	0.13	Operational

Ban Khun Klang Dam	0.20	Operational

Bang Lang Dam	72	6°9′23″N 101°16′25″E / 6.15639°N 101.27361°E	Operational

Ban Santi	1.28	Operational

Bhumibol Dam	749	17°14′33″N 98°58′20″E / 17.24250°N 98.97222°E	Operational

Chulabhorn Dam	40	16°32′10″N 101°39′0″E / 16.53611°N 101.65000°E	Operational

Chao Phraya Dam	19	15°9′29″N 100°10′48″E / 15.15806°N 100.18000°E	Operational

Huai Kui Mang Dam	0.10	Operational

Huai Kum Dam	1.06	Operational

Kaeng Krachan Dam	12	12°54′57″N 99°37′51″E / 12.91583°N 99.63083°E	Operational

Khlong Chong Klam Dam	0.02	Operational

Lam Takhong Pumped Storage Power Plant	500	14°51′54″N 101°33′37″E / 14.86500°N 101.56028°E	Operational

Mae Ngat Somboon Chon Dam	9	19°9′41″N 99°2′24″E / 19.16139°N 99.04000°E	Operational

Nam Pung Dam	6	Operational

Pak Mun Dam	136	15°16′55″N 105°28′06″E / 15.28194°N 105.46833°E	Operational

Rajjaprabha Dam	240	Operational

Sirikit Dam	500	17°45′50″N 100°33′48″E / 17.76389°N 100.56333°E	Operational

Srinagarind Dam	720	14°24′31″N 99°07′42″E / 14.40861°N 99.12833°E	Operational

Sirindhorn Dam	36	15°12′22″N 105°25′24″E / 15.20611°N 105.42333°E	Operational

Tha Thung Na Dam	38	14°14′1″N 99°14′9″E / 14.23361°N 99.23583°E	Operational

Ubol Ratana Dam	25.2	16°46′31″N 102°37′05″E / 16.77528°N 102.61806°E	Operational

Vajiralongkorn Dam	300	14°47′58″N 98°35′49″E / 14.79944°N 98.59694°E	Operational

Mae Wong Dam	15°55′1″N 99°19′39″E / 15.91694°N 99.32750°E	Proposed

Kaeng Suea Ten Dam	18°36′0″N 100°9′0″E / 18.60000°N 100.15000°E	Proposed

Pakchom Dam	Proposed

Ban Koum Dam	Proposed

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The biggest hydroelectric dam in Thailand is the Bhumibol Dam, which has total capacity of 749 MW.

final_sentence: The biggest hydroelectric dam in Thailand is the Bhumibol Dam, which has total capacity of 749 MW.