Hydropower

The article discusses a proposal by Goat Lake Hydroelectric, a subsidiary of Alaska Power & Telephone (AP&T), to increase electricity rates for customers in Haines and Skagway, Alaska. The reason for the proposed rate hike is primarily to cover the costs incurred from repairing a submarine

The European energy landscape is facing significant challenges due to the recurring Dunkelflaute phenomenon, characterized by periods of minimal wind and sunlight. These conditions lead to substantial drops in renewable energy generation, resulting in volatile electricity prices. The debate over

After more than three decades, Romania is set to mark a significant milestone in its energy sector with the inauguration of the Răstolița hydropower plant in Mureș County, scheduled for completion in 2025. This 30-megawatt plant represents the country’s first new hydropower installation in over 34 y

The U.S. Treasury has recently finalized its guidance on the technology-neutral 45Y and 48E clean electricity tax credits, which are part of the Inflation Reduction Act, shifting significantly from the previous 45 production tax credit and 48 investment tax credit. These newly implemented credits,

The construction of a hydropower plant in southeastern Oklahoma, proposed by Southeast Oklahoma Power Corporation (SEOPC), is facing substantial opposition from various factions, including local residents, tribal leaders, state officials, lawmakers, and members of Oklahoma’s congressional d

Hydroelectric power has long been a cornerstone of renewable energy, providing a significant portion of the world's electricity. Despite its importance, the potential for new hydroelectric projects in regions like North America and Europe is limited. This article explores the innovative