All articles by Carrieann Stocks
Carrieann Stocks
Understanding San Vicente Dam Raise project’s role in securing San Diego’s water future
The San Vicente Dam Raise Project took six years to complete in the US. Now those involved in this ambitious scheme are the proud recipients of a top industry accolade.
Insights into hydro-economic modelling, its applications and limitations
Recent research has highlighted the important role modelling plays in water management and how it can assist with the large-scale adoption of freshwater infrastructure, as well as promote a greater understanding of sedimentation
Analysing evolution of specialised personal protective equipment for hydro workers
Nick Warrick from All Seasons Uniforms in the US explains why it is important to choose the most effective Personal Protective Equipment to keep hydro workers safe
Digital Ocean: How Iliad’s digital twin technology is driving sustainable marine environment
At the forefront of digital innovation, Iliad creates advanced digital twins of the ocean, fostering a more sustainable marine environment. With 22 pilot sites addressing diverse challenges, Iliad’s technology empowers stakeholders, supports environmental initiatives, and aligns with the EU Mission Ocean’s vision for a healthier ocean by 2030
How Gilkes restored Francis turbine at New Lanark Mills using modern technology
Gilkes explains how it employed innovative 3D scanning, CAD modelling, and modern materials to resurrect a 90-year-old turbine, addressing unforeseen challenges and enhancing performance, while preserving historical authenticity in the heart of an 18th-century building
How climate change and water crisis affect hydropower industry in Asia
Climate change and water resource management are at the heart of discussions taking place within the dams and hydropower industry across Asia
Analysing role of cloud forests and bonds in protecting hydropower projects
Cloud forests matter to hydropower production as they can increase the availability of water by up to 60%, with almost half of all cloud forests feeding river basins that contain hydroelectric dams.
Why dams and hydro industry must future-proof infrastructure to tackle climate change impacts
With more extreme weather events becoming the norm, it is paramount that the dams and hydro industry continue to future-proof infrastructure and counteract the impacts of climate change.
How grass and vegetation can be used as engineering material to improve resilience of dams and levees
A recent seminar presented by the British Dam Society gave an insight into the use of vegetation as an engineering material, and explained how grass cover on embankment dams and levees can help improve resilience to deal with increasing stresses.
Analysing US NHA’s measures to meet hydropower industry’s evolving needs
Initiatives from the NHA, IHA, and Drax aim to inspire and equip the next generation for a sustainable career in hydropower