The Jammu and Kashmir government is set to revive the Mohra Power Project, a historic hydroelectric facility that has remained inactive since the 1990s. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, who oversees the power portfolio, announced the initiative during a recent assembly session, highlighting the project's importance amid ongoing efforts to enhance power generation in the region. The 10.5 MW plant, located on the banks of the Jhelum River in Boniyar, Baramulla district, was commissioned in 1905 and is one of India’s oldest hydroelectric stations. The revival plan follows a board meeting on February 9, where steps were approved to appoint a transaction adviser for the renovation and modernization of the facility. The broader strategy aims to ramp up Jammu & Kashmir's power generation capacity from the current 3,540 MW to approximately 11,000 MW by 2035. Despite its modest capacity, the Mohra project holds historical significance, showcasing innovative engineering practices of its time, including a unique wooden water channel extending over 10 km.