With current levels of Mazar and Amaluza reservoirs, Paute can generate for 22 consecutive days without a single drop of water entering
Ecuador's Paute hydroelectric complex can sustain power generation for 22 days under current reservoir conditions without new water inflow.
The Supreme Court granted the Environmental Board the right in the Kunda hydroelectric power plant dispute
The Estonian Supreme Court upheld the Environmental Board's refusal to grant a permit for the restart of the Kunda hydroelectric power plant, citing minimal electricity production that would not justify the environmental impact.
Celec rules out damage at the Toachi mini hydro plant after emergency due to sediment removal
Celec confirmed that an unexpected water intrusion at the Toachi mini hydro plant did not cause equipment damage or affect personnel after a sediment removal operation.
Terna – Ukrhydroenergo cooperation on track for 1.5 billion euro projects
Terna and Ukrhydroenergo are set to collaborate on major hydroelectric and pumped storage projects in Ukraine worth around 1.5 billion euros, having recently signed an Executive Confidentiality Agreement.
Siren tests at the Emborcação Dam in Araguari are taking place until Friday
The Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais is conducting individual tests of the warning sirens at the Emborcação Hydroelectric Plant from Tuesday to Friday.
Do Water Management Agencies Contradict Themselves? Two Lists of Investments and Major Confusion (Which We Clarify)
Poland's water management agency has published two conflicting lists regarding water reservoirs and hydroelectric projects, raising questions about their policies.
Marcel Laniado de Wind Hydroelectric Plant Resumes Operations After Maintenance
The Marcel Laniado de Wind hydroelectric plant in Ecuador has resumed operations following scheduled corrective maintenance work on its components.
Massive Egg Mortality Exposes Impact of Belo Monte on Fish Reproduction
Researches and residents have discovered massive mortality of fish eggs below the Belo Monte hydroelectric dam in Pará, Brazil, raising concerns about its impact on fish reproduction.
He built his own hydroelectric power station from scratch and now lives with his own energy, independent of the grid
A man in Argentina has successfully built a mini hydroelectric power station to supply his home with energy independent of the electricity grid.
Colíder Hydroelectric Plant (MT) Moves from 'Alert' State to 'Attention' After Actions to Address Failures
The Colíder Hydroelectric Plant in Brazil has escalated its status from 'alert' to 'attention' as it prepares to refill its reservoir following structural safety concerns.
Mazar Reservoir is full and there are still rains expected in March and April, thus reserves are anticipated until September
The Mazar Reservoir in Ecuador is currently over its maximum capacity and likely to maintain high reserves due to expected rainfall in the coming months.
The rains turn reservoirs across Spain into batteries that lower the price of electricity
Heavy rains in Spain have transformed reservoirs into a source of cheap electricity, influencing the country's energy plans.
Government wants to change rules on water management of Belo Monte
The federal government of Brazil plans to change water management rules impacting the operation of the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant to enhance energy security.
Impsa: the first company privatized in the Milei era seeks to reactivate its business in Venezuela
Impsa is looking to revive its hydroelectric projects in Venezuela, which were initiated during the Chávez administration, amid changing political landscapes in both Argentina and Venezuela.
Gates of Samuel Hydroelectric Plant will be opened and may raise the level of the Jamari River in RO on Saturday, 21
The Samuel Hydroelectric Plant in Brazil will open its spillway gates due to increased water flow, potentially raising the Jamari River's level temporarily.
Opens for reduced environmental requirements for hydro power
The Swedish government proposes legislative changes that would allow for lowered environmental adaptation requirements for hydroelectric plants during permit reviews.
Plunge Prepares for Flood: Residents Warned
The municipality of Plunge, Lithuania, is preparing for potential flooding by lowering the water level at the Gondinga hydroelectric power station and advising residents to avoid hazardous ice.
Preparing for a Major Flood: The Water Level in Plungė Sea Will Be Lowered
Hydrogreen plans to lower the water level in the Gondinga hydroelectric reservoir to mitigate flood risks this spring.
The Ukrainian mountain villages using renewable energy to solve wartime blackouts
A mountain community in Ukraine is using renewable energy sources to maintain power during wartime blackouts caused by Russian attacks.
Decrease in Hydroelectric Participation Forces Brazil to Project More Dirty Energy for the Future
Brazil is facing a shift in its energy matrix as the participation of hydroelectric power declines, compelling an increase in fossil fuel-based energy sources.
Despite the drop in revenue, the government had a surplus in January due to the sale of hydroelectric plants
The Argentine government reported a fiscal surplus in January, driven by the sale of hydroelectric plants, despite a significant drop in tax revenue.
Incredible how few power plants have passed the framework plan
Iceland's Landsvirkjun CEO expresses astonishment at the minimal number of hydroelectric power plants that have progressed through the national framework plan, despite two recent additions.
A power plant in the waters of Vajont. The project outrages residents: 'Sacred place'
A proposed hydroelectric power plant in Vajont raises concerns among residents due to its location, which is historically significant and associated with tragedy.
Holt Power Station and Skrokköldu Power Station in Energy Utilization Class
Two hydroelectric power plants in South Iceland, Holt and Skrokköldu, have been categorized for energy utilization following a proposal approved by the Minister of Environment, Energy, and Climate.
Nigeria: Niger Residents in Darkness Despite Hosting Four Power Plants
Residents of Niger State suffer from severe electricity shortages despite being home to major hydroelectric power plants.
Is the waste of energy the fault of renewables?
The article discusses Brazil's rapid adoption of solar and wind energy, highlighting the challenges associated with integrating these sources into a historically hydroelectric-dominated power system.
Court orders Funai and Santo Antônio Energia to compensate for environmental damage to indigenous peoples in Rondônia
A federal court in Rondônia has ordered measures to be taken by Funai and Santo Antônio Energia to remedy environmental damages inflicted on indigenous communities by a hydroelectric plant.
With the current Mazar reservoir level, we can 'calmly' reach April
The Mazar reservoir at the Paute Integral Hydroelectric Complex is near its maximum capacity, ensuring a stable electric power supply for Ecuador until at least April, according to energy analyst Fernando Salinas.
The ‘Robustness’ of the Electric System Allows for Stopping the Marcel Laniado de Wind Hydroelectric Plant, Maintenance Work is Being Carried Out
Scheduled maintenance on the Marcel Laniado de Wind hydroelectric plant in Ecuador is set to conclude by the end of February, as part of efforts to enhance the reliability of the electrical system.
What other alternatives for electricity generation should Ecuador consider?
Experts suggest Ecuador explore various energy generation alternatives, such as solar, wind, and energy efficiency campaigns to meet growing demand.
Action by Modi Government as Indus Treaty is Suspended: Tender Issued for Dam on Chenab
Following the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan, the Modi government has initiated important infrastructure and energy projects on the Chenab River.
The Centennial Henry Borden Hydroelectric Plant is Still Strategic
The Henry Borden hydroelectric plant, operational since 1926, remains a significant engineering marvel and strategic energy resource for the region.
Brazil is already wasting almost a Belo Monte in renewable energy
Brazil has wasted about 20% of its potential solar and wind energy production in 2025, equivalent to the output of the Belo Monte hydroelectric plant for ten months, due to cuts aimed at managing overproduction.
The tragedy of the commons and the multiple use of hydroelectric reservoirs
The article discusses the concept of the 'tragedy of the commons' and its implications for the sustainable use of rivers during a speech commemorating the 25th anniversary of the National Water and Sanitation Agency (ANA) in Brazil.
Coca Codo Sinclair: Government awaits conciliatory ruling to sign contract with Power China
The government of Ecuador is waiting for a conciliatory ruling to finalize the contract with Power China regarding the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric project after resolving disputes through arbitration.
Iberdrola launches a Canada-U.S. interconnection that provides nearly 10% of Massachusetts' electricity
Iberdrola has launched a 233-kilometer interconnection bringing hydroelectric power from Quebec, enhancing supply security and reducing energy costs in New England.
"Here are three hydroelectric plants, but we have no electricity": energy injustice hits the Ixil Maya people
Despite the presence of three hydroelectric plants in their territory, the Ixil Maya community in Guatemala suffers from electricity shortages and is seeking recognition of their role as guardians of the land through a consultation process.