Hydropower

Hydropower Spared in Tax Bill, But Licensing Delays Persist
Renewable Energy Hydropower Spared in Tax Bill, But Licensing Delays Persist

In a landscape where renewable energy sectors often compete for federal support, hydropower has emerged as an unexpected beneficiary of recent legislative maneuvers in the United States under the GOP-led “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” While other renewables like wind and solar have seen their tax

How Does Suki Kinari Hydropower Boost Pakistan’s Clean Energy?
Renewable Energy How Does Suki Kinari Hydropower Boost Pakistan’s Clean Energy?

In a nation grappling with persistent energy shortages and a heavy reliance on imported fossil fuels, the emergence of sustainable solutions like the Suki Kinari (SK) Hydropower Station stands as a beacon of hope for Pakistan’s energy future. This flagship project under the China-Pakistan Economic

How Does Pollution Slash Power at Chicamba Hydro Station?
Renewable Energy How Does Pollution Slash Power at Chicamba Hydro Station?

In the heart of Manica Province, Mozambique, a troubling environmental crisis is unfolding at the Chicamba Hydroelectric Power Station, where pollution has drastically curtailed electricity generation and raised alarms about public health. The publicly-owned electricity company, EDM, has been

Should Vermont Take Over Green River Reservoir Dam?
Renewable Energy Should Vermont Take Over Green River Reservoir Dam?

In the heart of Lamoille County, a critical debate is unfolding over the future of a vital piece of infrastructure that powers nearly 5,000 homes and serves as a beloved recreational haven, sparking intense discussions among stakeholders. The Green River Reservoir Dam, located in Hyde Park, has

Newfoundland Election Heats Up Over Quebec Energy Deal
Energy Management Newfoundland Election Heats Up Over Quebec Energy Deal

In the heart of Newfoundland and Labrador, a provincial election is igniting passionate debate over a controversial energy agreement with Hydro-Québec, casting a spotlight on decades-old grievances and the region’s precarious financial state. A tentative memorandum of understanding (MOU) seeks to

Can Ethiopia's GERD Unite or Divide the Nile Basin?
Renewable Energy Can Ethiopia's GERD Unite or Divide the Nile Basin?

In the heart of East Africa, a monumental project has emerged as both a beacon of hope and a source of contention, reshaping the dynamics of an entire region with profound implications. The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), now recognized as Africa’s most powerful hydroelectric facility,

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