The Bhira Hydroelectric Project is a significant hydroelectric power station located in the Maharashtra state of India. It is operated by the Tata Power Company and has an installed capacity of 150 megawatts. The project utilizes the flow of the Bhira River to generate electricity, contributing to the region's power supply. Commissioned in 1927, the Bhira project was one of the first large-scale hydroelectric projects in India. It plays a crucial role in providing renewable energy and supports the local economy by creating jobs and promoting sustainable development in the surrounding areas.