Dordi Khola Hydropower Project on the Dordi Khola is a run of the river type project in Dordi Rural Municipality and Besisahar Municipality – 11 of Lamjung District. The company started the construction of the project in 2015 and completed in 2022. The delay in the completion of the project was basically because of the impact of 2015 devastating earthquake, India-Nepal border blockade, devastating flood of 2021, COVID 19 and unpreparedness of Transmission Line to be constructed by Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).

The headworks structures of the project lie at an elevation of 758m asl on Dordi Khola in Chiti, Nauther and Bansar village junction and the surface powerhouse is situated on the left bank of Marshyangdi River at an elevation of 551masl and about 500 m upstream from the confluence of Dordi Khola and Marshyangdi River in Chiti, of Besisahar Municipality. The gross head of the Project is 212 m and the design discharge 15.28 m3/s. The annual average contract energy is 142 GWh, out of which dry season energy is 21 GWh and the wet season energy is 121 GWh. The generated power is being evacuated to the national grid through the Middle Marshyangdi HEP substation as an alternative arrangement. The connecting point of Dordi Khola HEP (27 MW) as per the connection agreement is at Udipur substation hub which is still not completed.

The project was completed with the total cost of about NPR 5.28 billion Including IDC. The project was financed by a consortium of banks and financial institutions led by Prime Commercial Bank Ltd., Kamalpokhari, Kathmandu with the debt equity ratio of 75:25.