Arapuni Dam

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Arapuni Dam is a major hydroelectric power station and concrete arch dam on New Zealand’s North Island, contributing significantly to the country’s renewable electricity generation.

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Arapuni Dam canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concrete arch dam
hydroelectric power station
constructionStartDate 1924
contributesTo renewable electricity generation in New Zealand
country New Zealand
damType concrete arch dam
energySource hydropower
gridConnection New Zealand electricity grid
surface form: New Zealand national grid
hasAssociatedStructure Arapuni suspension bridge
hasPowerStation Arapuni Power Station NERFINISHED
hasSpillway yes
isMajorStationIn Waikato hydro system ONNED1
locatedIn North Island
locatedInDistrict South Waikato District NERFINISHED
locatedInIsland North Island of New Zealand ONNED1
locatedNear Arapuni NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Waikato River NERFINISHED
notableFor early large-scale hydroelectric development in New Zealand
numberOfTurbines 8
openingDate 1929
operatedBy Mercury NZ Limited NERFINISHED
ownedBy Mercury NZ Limited NERFINISHED
partOf Waikato hydro scheme
surface form: Waikato River hydroelectric scheme
plantType run-of-river hydroelectric plant
primaryFunction electricity generation
purpose power generation
region Waikato NERFINISHED
reservoirName Lake Arapuni NERFINISHED
status operational
turbineType Francis turbine

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Waikato River hasHydroelectricDam Arapuni Dam
Karapiro Dam locatedUpstreamOf Arapuni Dam