Hydropower plants in Brazil (page 3)

This list ranks all 231 hydropower plants tracked in Brazil by capacity, including operating, under-construction, planned, shelved and retired projects. 194 of them are operating, with a combined capacity of 109.7 GW.

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#	Name	Type	Capacity	Status	Start
101	Couto Magalhães hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	188 MW	Announced
102	Ilha Dos Pombos hydroelectric plantRio de Janeiro	Hydropower	187 MW	Operating	1924
103	Funil Grande hydroelectric plantMinas Gerais	Hydropower	180 MW	Operating	2002
104	Jacuí hydroelectric plantRio Grande do Sul	Hydropower	180 MW	Operating	1962
105	Paulo Afonso I hydroelectric plantBahia	Hydropower	180 MW	Operating	1964
106	Ponte De Pedra hydroelectric plantMato Grosso do Sul	Hydropower	176 MW	Operating	2005
107	Pedra Do Cavalo hydroelectric plantBahia	Hydropower	160 MW	Operating	2004
108	Passo Real hydroelectric plantRio Grande do Sul	Hydropower	158 MW	Operating	1973
109	Itiquira hydroelectric plantMato Grosso	Hydropower	157 MW	Operating	2002
110	Itaguaçu hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	151 MW	Announced
111	Itaocara I hydroelectric plantRio de Janeiro	Hydropower	150 MW	Pre-construction	2027
112	Bariri hydroelectric plantSão Paulo	Hydropower	143 MW	Operating	1969
113	São Roque hydroelectric plantSanta Catarina	Hydropower	142 MW	Operating	2022
114	Barra Bonita hydroelectric plantSão Paulo	Hydropower	141 MW	Operating	1963
115	J1 hydroelectric plantAmazonas	Hydropower	141 MW	Pre-construction
116	Baguari hydroelectric plantMinas Gerais	Hydropower	140 MW	Operating	2009
117	Guilman Amorim hydroelectric plantMinas Gerais	Hydropower	140 MW	Operating	1997
118	Risoleta Neves hydroelectric plantMinas Gerais	Hydropower	140 MW	Retired	2004
119	Apertados hydroelectric plantParaná	Hydropower	139 MW	Pre-construction	2028
120	Uruçuí hydroelectric plantMaranhão	Hydropower	134 MW	Announced
121	Fontes Nova hydroelectric plantRio de Janeiro	Hydropower	132 MW	Operating	1940
122	Ibitinga hydroelectric plantSão Paulo	Hydropower	131 MW	Operating	1969
123	Castro Alves hydroelectric plantRio Grande do Sul	Hydropower	130 MW	Operating	2008
124	Monte Claro hydroelectric plantRio Grande do Sul	Hydropower	130 MW	Operating	2004
125	Corumbá IV hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	129 MW	Operating	2006
126	Dona Francisca hydroelectric plantRio Grande do Sul	Hydropower	125 MW	Operating	2001
127	Jauru hydroelectric plantMato Grosso	Hydropower	122 MW	Operating	2003
128	Fundão hydroelectric plantParaná	Hydropower	120 MW	Operating	2006
129	Guaporé hydroelectric plantMato Grosso	Hydropower	120 MW	Operating	2003
130	Quebra Queixo hydroelectric plantSanta Catarina	Hydropower	120 MW	Operating	2003
131	Santa Clara hydroelectric plantParaná	Hydropower	120 MW	Operating	2005
132	Salto hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	116 MW	Operating	2010
133	Ribeiro Gonçalves hydroelectric plantMaranhão	Hydropower	113 MW	Announced
134	Porto Estrela hydroelectric plantMinas Gerais	Hydropower	112 MW	Operating	2001
135	Euclides Da Cunha hydroelectric plantSão Paulo	Hydropower	109 MW	Operating	1960
136	Telêmaco Borba hydroelectric plant	Hydropower	109 MW	Pre-construction	2033
137	Foz Do Formiga Baixo hydroelectric plantMato Grosso	Hydropower	107 MW	Announced
138	Mirador hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	106 MW	Pre-construction	2028
139	Queimado hydroelectric plantMinas Gerais	Hydropower	105 MW	Operating	2004
140	Salto Grande hydroelectric plant (Brazil)Minas Gerais	Hydropower	102 MW	Operating	1956
141	Jurumirim hydroelectric plantSão Paulo	Hydropower	101 MW	Operating	1962
142	14 De Julho hydroelectric plantRio Grande do Sul	Hydropower	100 MW	Operating	2008
143	Pereira Passos hydroelectric plantRio de Janeiro	Hydropower	99 MW	Operating	1962
144	Ercilândia hydroelectric plantParaná	Hydropower	97 MW	Pre-construction	2028
145	Corumbá III hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	96 MW	Operating	2009
146	Mocotó hydroelectric plantPará	Hydropower	95 MW	Shelved
147	Salto Do Rio Verdinho hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	93 MW	Operating	2010
148	Barra Dos Coqueiros hydroelectric plantGoiás	Hydropower	90 MW	Operating	2010
149	Paranã hydroelectric plantTocantins	Hydropower	90 MW	Announced
150	Pirajú hydroelectric plantSão Paulo	Hydropower	90 MW	Operating	2002