Under the name "Dakrtih," two cascades, meaning step-like waterfalls, were installed along the Dong Nai River with a total capacity of 144 MW. The facility is expected to generate around 636,900 MWh annually, thus supplying clean electricity to the local power grid. Since a dam powers the plant with hydropower, the project is self-sufficient and not dependent on weather conditions like rain. This allows for reliable electricity production throughout the year.

We deliberately chose this project because hydropower contributes to the fight against global warming: hydropower is generated without the combustion of fossil fuels and is therefore considered emission-free.