Micro-hydro power plants (PLTMH) utilize flowing water as a renewable energy source to generate electricity, with efficiency depending on the water flow capacity and height (head). These systems have advantages, including lower operational costs and environmental friendliness, but face challenges such as high initial investment and the need for better socialization of their benefits. In Indonesia, significant potential exists for micro-hydro development across several provinces, with current utilization far below the available capacity.