Due to heavy rains, the Marimbondo Hydroelectric Plant reopens gates after three years in the interior of SP
Eletrobras Furnas has reopened the gates of the Marimbondo Hydroelectric Plant in Icém, São Paulo, after three years, in response to heavy rainfall in the region.
VIDEO: firefighter details the 8-hour rescue of a jaguar trapped in a power plant in MT
A firefighter in Brazil detailed an 8-hour rescue mission of an adult jaguar that became trapped in a hydropower plant in Juscimeira.
Hafslund wants to build Norway's largest power plant in Aurland
Hafslund plans to construct the Låvi hydropower plant in Aurland, which, combined with the existing Aurland 1, will make it Norway's largest power facility.
Green Electricity from the Differential Height of Rivers
Giorgio Parodi has invented a patented system that generates electricity from the kinetic flow of rivers, utilizing natural height differentials without consuming water or causing pollution.
Cutting-edge production costs and production is active 24 hours a day
Giorgio Parodi introduces an innovative system for harnessing the hydropower of Italian and European rivers sustainably, aiming to contribute to green energy solutions.
Government contracts more than one Itaipu in the largest energy auction of the year
The Brazilian government has contracted 19 GW of thermal and hydropower to bolster the electrical system during periods of high demand and low solar output.
Ethiopia: Italy to Finance Koysha Hydropower, Support Bishoftu Airport Project
Italy has pledged its financial support for Ethiopia's Koysha Hydropower Project and Bishoftu Airport development as part of enhanced bilateral cooperation.
The internal combustion engine lost out in a surprising place – even the poor rushed to electric car dealerships
Nepal has seen a sudden boom in electric vehicle registrations, reaching nearly 80%, thanks to the availability of cheap hydroelectric power.
Oil leak caused by Russian attack in Ukraine threatens Moldova's water supply
An oil spill resulting from a Russian attack on a Ukrainian hydropower station is threatening Moldova's water supply, leading to a 15-day environmental alert in the Dniester River basin.
Moldova's water supply under threat after Russian attack
A Russian attack on a hydropower plant in Ukraine risks contaminating Moldova's water supply, prompting an environmental alert in the country.
Russian strike on Ukraine hydropower plant spills oil into Dniester River, threatening Moldova's water supply
A Russian strike on a hydropower plant in Ukraine has led to significant oil contamination in the Dniester River, prompting Moldova to declare an environmental alert due to threats to its water supply.
Fish stocks can be wiped out by hydropower - the government restricts environmental measures
The Swedish government plans to change environmental laws regarding hydropower, despite warnings from researchers about the detrimental impact on fish stocks, particularly brown trout in the Ljungan river.
FG moves to finalise PPP for 250MW Ikom dam project
The Nigerian government is moving forward with the Ikom multipurpose dam and hydropower project through a Public-Private Partnership initiative.
The Storting Stops Increased Tax on Small Hydropower
The Norwegian government has halted plans to lower the threshold for the resource rent tax on small hydropower plants, responding to opposition from a parliamentary majority.
Nordic Water Situation at Historically Low Levels
The Nordic water reserves have reached a historically low level, impacting electricity prices in Finland due to reliance on hydropower from Sweden and Norway.
African neighbors discuss major joint hydropower project
Officials from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of Congo are advancing plans for a significant hydropower project aimed at boosting energy production in the region.
Judge sides with salmon against Trump administration in hydropower ruling
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration must alter hydropower operations to protect salmon populations affected by dams on the Columbia and Snake Rivers.
Museum in a Power Plant in Brazil
A new architectural project aims to create a museum and public recreation center focused on education and research, located at the Henry Borden hydroelectric plant in Brazil.
Terna - Ukrhydroenergo collaboration for €1.5 billion projects on track
The collaboration between Greece's Terna and Ukraine's Ukrhydroenergo for major hydropower projects is entering a crucial phase as they prepare to develop a budget of approximately €1.5 billion.
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.
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.
Kaleva: Power outage caused a dangerous situation in Oulu
A significant power outage in Oulu, Finland, caused by an unusual electrical failure at the Merikoski hydropower plant, resulted in extensive flooding and danger to the surrounding area.
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.
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.
"Latvenergo" plans to build a reserve water bypass near the Pļaviņu hydropower plant
Latvenergo is set to construct a reserve water bypass at the Pļaviņu hydropower station to manage water levels during hydrological changes and enhance flood capacity.
The Slovak government approved the controversial Málinec hydropower plant as a strategic investment
The Slovak government has classified the Málinec hydropower plant project as a strategic investment despite controversy surrounding its environmental impacts.
Still Confused, Alstadheim?
Aftenposten's editor responds to critiques about nuclear power in Norway.
Tibet’s exploitable green power could meet China’s energy needs: official survey
A survey indicates that Tibet has the potential to provide China with significant renewable energy, particularly through hydropower and wind power resources.
Wetlands in AM face pressure from hydropower plants, mining, and deforestation, says study
A study reveals that the wetlands of the Amazon, such as várzeas and igapós, are among the most threatened ecosystems due to pressures from hydropower plants, mining, and deforestation.
Ukraine's embattled hydropower firm gets 75 million euro boost for repairs
Ukraine's largest hydropower company, Ukrhydroenergo, received a €75 million loan from the EBRD to repair and modernize its infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks.
EBRD provides €75m to Ukraine to rebuild hydropower plants
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing €75 million to Ukraine's largest hydropower company for the modernization and rebuilding of its hydropower plants.