Hydropower

Romania Revives Tarnița-Lăpuștești Project with Japanese Partnership
Renewable Energy Romania Revives Tarnița-Lăpuștești Project with Japanese Partnership

Romania is making a renewed effort to develop the Tarnița-Lăpuștești reversible hydropower plant project, driven by a newly signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Romanian Ministry of Energy and the Japanese company Itochu Corporation. The hydropower plant, with a planned capacity of 1

Can Subsea Energy Storage Revolutionize Grid Decarbonization Efforts?
Energy Management Can Subsea Energy Storage Revolutionize Grid Decarbonization Efforts?

A groundbreaking collaboration between the U.S. and German governments aims to advance subsea energy storage technology, which is a key component in supporting electrical grid decarbonization. This international partnership received a combined funding boost of $7.7 million, split between Sperra in

NECEC Project Faces Cost Hike Amid Maine Delays, Promises Long-Term Savings
Renewable Energy NECEC Project Faces Cost Hike Amid Maine Delays, Promises Long-Term Savings

The New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) project has faced considerable financial and logistical hurdles due to construction delays spurred by political disputes in Maine. Initially estimated to cost around $1 billion, the project's total expenses have now surged past $1.5 billion,

Can Jammu and Kashmir Overcome the Chenab River Power Crisis?
Renewable Energy Can Jammu and Kashmir Overcome the Chenab River Power Crisis?

The Chenab River, a crucial lifeline for hydroelectric power generation in Jammu and Kashmir, is facing alarmingly low water levels, creating a significant challenge for the region. The situation has been exacerbated by an extended dry spell and insufficient rainfall, creating a ripple effect on

Grant PUD Reviews Solar and Hydropower Deals to Boost Energy Stability
Renewable Energy Grant PUD Reviews Solar and Hydropower Deals to Boost Energy Stability

In a concerted effort to meet its state-mandated clean-energy goals and stabilize energy rates, Grant Public Utility District (PUD) in Ephrata is preparing to review two major energy contracts. The first proposed contract involves purchasing 80 megawatts of solar power from Goose Prairie Solar,

How Does the Tsatsadu Project Advance Ghana’s Renewable Energy Goals?
Renewable Energy How Does the Tsatsadu Project Advance Ghana’s Renewable Energy Goals?

Ghana is making strides in diversifying its energy sources to reduce dependency on fossil fuels, illustrated by the commissioning of Phase two of the Tsatsadu Micro Hydropower project in the Volta Region. This initiative aligns with the country’s commitment to sustainable development and renewable e

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