Average Incremental Flow by System According to Weekly and Regular Time

Monitors the hydrological behavior of multiple systems for improved energy and environmental planning.

This database, provided by the National Load Dispatch Committee (NLDC), offers a detailed historical record of the average incremental flow of various hydroelectric and water supply systems in Bolivia. Organized into weekly and regular series from 2002 to 2025, it allows for analysis of water resource behavior in key systems such as Chojlla, Misicuni, Zongo, Corani, among others.

Thanks to its temporal coverage and granularity, this dataset is essential for modeling hydroelectric plant performance, planning water distribution strategies, and generating reliable energy projections.

Key Benefits:

• Strategic water resource planning: Ideal for public agencies and energy companies seeking to anticipate demand and supply scenarios.
• Optimization of energy performance: Useful for improving efficiency in hydroelectric generation systems.
• Comparative analysis between systems: Enables identifying variations among over 20 Bolivian water infrastructures.

Explore this database and strengthen your water and energy planning decisions with reliable and up-to-date data.