21.06.2021

Last summer, at the northern end of Iceland, the Holsvirkjun hydroelectric power station, yet another small-scale hydropower plant went online in an island state dominated by hydroelectric production.

21.05.2021

A new study by researchers from IIASA and China investigated the impacts of different levels of global warming on hydro­power potential and found that this type of electricity generation benefits more ...

01.02.2021

Vorarlberg is consistently pursuing the expansion of its hydroelectric capacity. The new Alvierbach Oberstufe power plant officially commenced operation February 2019.

25.01.2021

In October 2019, a new hydroelectric power station of the energy utility Georgia Water and Power Ltd. (GWP) was officially inaugurated at the Bodorna Reservoir, located about 45 km north of the capital Tbilisi.

18.01.2021

SWM, Munich’s public utilities company, plans to make one of its run-of-river power plants available to help produce hydrogen for the ‘HyBayern’ project.

04.01.2021

The 246 MW Zaramagskaya power station in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, in the Russian Federation, was inaugurated at the start of February in the presence of numerous illustrious politicians and entrepreneurs.

28.12.2020

Mirza Teletović is undoubtedly Bosnia-Herzegovina’s most famous basketball player. He considered it a matter of honor to initiate and fund a project to utilize renewable energy in his home country.

21.12.2020

The people at the Upper Austrian company of Hydro-Construct GmbH are no strangers to the breaking of records – especially considering the sheer dimensions of their flexible weir – the inflatable dam.

14.12.2020

EES (Energie Electrique du Simplon) invested CHF 20 million in the complete restoration of the Tannuwald hydroelectric power plant in the Swiss canton of Valais.

07.12.2020

The AfDB (African Development Bank) and the Liberian government have signed a funding agreement for around US $35 million for two renewable energy projects in Liberia; a combination of subsidies and loans.