Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric
OPT and Mitsui sign agreement to commercialize PowerBuoy wave power technology
Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding have entered into a new agreement to develop and commercialize OPT's PowerBuoy technology. The agreement gives Mitsui a renewable 10-year term license to sell OPT's PowerBuoys...
Hydroelectric
Kosgulana Hydro Company to build new hydro power plant in Sri Lanka
Japan-based Kosgulana Hydro Company has signed an agreement with the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka to establish a new mini hydro power plant in the country. The project is expected to cost about LKR475m...
Hydroelectric
NYPA overhauls first turbine generator unit at Niagara projectโs Lewiston pump-generating plant
The New York Power Authority (NYPA) has completed the upgradation of first of 12 pump-turbines at the Niagara hydroelectric power projectโs Lewiston pump-generating plant under the Life Extension and Modernization (LEM) program. The ten-year, $460m...
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Nigeria signs agreement for Zungeru hydro plant development
The government of Nigeria has signed an agreement with a consortium of China National Electric and Engineering Corporation (CNEEC) and SinoHydro for the construction of the 700MW Zungeru hydro-electric power project. Exim Bank of China...
Hydroelectric
Alterra resumes power generation at Montrose hydro facility in Canada
Alterra Power has resumed power generation at the Montrose hydro facility located in the Toba Valley, approximately 80km northeast of Powell River on BCโs Sunshine Coast. The facility, which is part of the Alterra's 235MW...
Hydroelectric
TrustPower secures 35-year resource consent for 80MW Matahina Hydropower Scheme
New Zealand power developer TrustPower has secured a 35-year resource consent from the Environment Court to operate the 80MW Matahina Hydropower Scheme, located on the Rangitaiki River in the Bay of Plenty. In granting the...
Hydroelectric
Alstom inaugurates hydropower industrial site in China
French multinational company Alstom has inaugurated a hydropower industrial site, which covers a total area of 250,000m2, in Tianjin, China. The new facility, which was built with an investment of โฌ100m, houses approximately 2,000 Alstom...
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