Vouglans Dam

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Vouglans Dam is a large hydroelectric dam on the Ain River in eastern France, known for forming one of the country’s biggest artificial lakes and generating renewable energy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch dam
hydroelectric dam
basinCountry France
commissioningDate 1968
constructionMaterial concrete
constructionStart 1964
country France
createsReservoir Lac de Vouglans NERFINISHED
designedBy Électricité de France engineers NERFINISHED
energySource hydropower
renewable energy
hasSpillway yes
height 130 m
impounds Ain River NERFINISHED
installedCapacity 302 MW
length 427 m
locatedIn Ain River NERFINISHED
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region NERFINISHED
Jura department NERFINISHED
eastern France NERFINISHED
locatedOnWatercourse Ain River NERFINISHED
nearCity Orgelet NERFINISHED
Oyonnax NERFINISHED
notableFor forming one of the largest artificial lakes in France
significant hydroelectric production in eastern France
numberOfTurbines 3
openingDate 1968
operator Électricité de France NERFINISHED
owner Électricité de France NERFINISHED
plantType conventional hydroelectric power station
purpose flow regulation
hydroelectric power generation
renewable energy production
water storage
regionHydrologicalBasin Rhône basin NERFINISHED
reservoirCapacity about 605 million m³
reservoirCountryRank one of the largest artificial lakes in France
reservoirLength about 35 km
reservoirName Lac de Vouglans NERFINISHED
reservoirSurfaceArea about 16 km²
reservoirType artificial lake
river Ain River NERFINISHED
spillwayType gated overflow spillway
status operational
turbineType Francis turbine

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Vouglans Reservoir createdBy Vouglans Dam