Hydropower

Ukraine Rebuilds Hydropower with EU Support Amid Conflict
Renewable Energy Ukraine Rebuilds Hydropower with EU Support Amid Conflict

How does a war-torn nation ensure its energy survival in the face of adversity? An embattled Ukraine faces an immense challenge: to rebuild its energy infrastructure destroyed during ongoing hostilities, aiming to secure a stable future. This ordeal threatens not only national power security but

Reviving Kashmir's Hydropower for Sustainable Growth
Renewable Energy Reviving Kashmir's Hydropower for Sustainable Growth

Kashmir has long been known for its pristine scenery and natural beauty, but beneath its tranquil surface lies an untapped energy potential that could transform its economic landscape. The hydropower projects in the regions of Gund and Kangan, specifically the Upper Sindh Hydel Projects I and II,

Highgate Dam Tear Threatens Affordable Power for Vermont Communities
Renewable Energy Highgate Dam Tear Threatens Affordable Power for Vermont Communities

The Highgate Hydropower Dam in Franklin County, Vermont, is central to providing electricity to nearly 3,800 local customers across various communities, including Swanton Village, Swanton Town, Highgate, and St. Albans. Renowned for delivering affordable power, the dam facilitates some of the

Kansas Faces Turmoil over Possible Renewable Tax Credit Cuts
Renewable Energy Kansas Faces Turmoil over Possible Renewable Tax Credit Cuts

Amid the national discussion on federal renewable tax credit cuts, Kansas finds itself at a critical juncture with significant repercussions for its energy landscape. As policymakers debate these potential changes, Kansas's green energy sector is bracing for economic ramifications. This analysis

Global Hydropower Rebounds with Surge in Pumped Storage
Renewable Energy Global Hydropower Rebounds with Surge in Pumped Storage

The global hydropower sector is witnessing a significant surge, highlighted by a marked increase in pumped storage hydropower (PSH) capacity. This rebound is substantial, with approximately 24.6 gigawatts of new capacity added in hydropower worldwide and a notable 10% increase in hydropower

Colorado's Water Rights Battle: Front Range vs. Western Slope
Renewable Energy Colorado's Water Rights Battle: Front Range vs. Western Slope

Colorado's water rights are at the heart of an ongoing confrontation between Front Range water providers and the Western Slope. The key focus is on the Shoshone Power Plant's water rights due to their historical significance and substantial size. The Colorado River District is accountable for

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