The Guri Dam is a large hydroelectric dam located on the Caroní River in Venezuela. Completed in 1978, it is one of the largest dams in the world and plays a crucial role in generating electricity for the country. The dam creates the Guri Reservoir, which is vital for water supply and flood control in the region. The Guri Dam has a total installed capacity of about 10,235 megawatts, making it a significant source of renewable energy. It provides approximately 70% of Venezuela's electricity, highlighting its importance in supporting the nation's energy needs and economic development.