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Zimbabwe imports cheaper power

Zimbabwe has started importing cheap power from Mozam-bique. The intertie linking the two electricity grids became operational last month. Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) sources said that the

BPA regulates flow to help salmon

Since 1988, the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) in the US has annually regulated the flow from the six dams downstream of Grand Coulee Dam, in order to save

FERC orders removal of Edwards Dam in US

For the first time in its history, the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has ordered the removal of a dam that is due for relicensing. FERC voted

A word of advice

PLANNING assumptions in hydropower projects are often made based on imperfect knowledge, such that potential projects are subject to a high degree of uncertainty. Hence, when these business

Money, money, money

INDIA, as one of the major hydro-resource countries in the world, has a hydropower potential estimated at around 84 000MW (at 60 per cent plant-load factor). The first

Diverting the Yellow River

HOLDING the key to the future management and development of the Yellow River, the second largest river in China, is the 1800MW Xiaolangdi project. Commissioning of the first

Out with the old intake gates

THE Beauharnois hydropower station, on the St.Lawrence river in Quebec, Canada, has an installed capacity of 1650MW. This is delivered by 36 turbines, each of which have two

Reaching the end of the road

OVER the past decade, the number of retirement evaluations of dams and associated hydroelectric facilities in the US has increased substantially. For example, in the State of Wisconsin

Hydropower makes waves on the River Nile

AFTER construction of the Aswan 1 hydroelectric power plant in 1960, and of the Aswan high dam in 1967, the state-owned power utility Egyptian Electricity Authority (EEA) went