The project, coming up in a 7.5 acres of land provided by individuals in mutual agreement, will produce4.5 MW in six months in a year when there is a good flow in Iruvazhinjipuzha, a CIAL release said here.
Reffering to protests by locals and environmental activists against the project and damage caused to some houes during the blasting of rocks for perliminary work, it said authorities were willing to address the issues.
CIAL, which isoperating the first solar-powered airport in the world, was boundto implement the hydel project in an environment-friendly manner, it said.
The release also noted that out of 32 persons whose houses were damaged, compensation had been provided to 27, adding those agitating were against the interest of the people of the state.
The project, for which the entire cost would be borne by CIAL, will be handedover to the government after 30 years.