| Client | ZE Energy Inc., Japan |
| Location | Toyama Prefecture |
| Sites | 1. Nimangoko Irrigation Scheme 2. Kobutamata River 3. Yamada River 4. Itadoni River 5. Mitani Rivers 6. Gyadani River 7. Wakatsuchi River |
| Commissioned In | November 2014 |
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