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In the face of rising operational costs and the withdrawal of key subsidies, UK hydroelectric generators face mounting financial pressure. The post Maximising hydroelectric profitability with the UK’s Capacity Market appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Europe - Power Engineering International
The consortium of Voith and HeiTech Padu Berhad will modernise three hydropower stations in Malaysia, operated by TNB Power Generation. The post Voith wins contracts to modernise three hydro plants in Malaysia appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Hydroelectric - Power Engineering International
The World Bank approved an initial $250 million in financing for the first phase of the Inga 3 project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The post World Bank approves financing for DRC’s Inga 3 hydro project appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Hydroelectric - Power Engineering International
GE Vernova has commissioned the first of four 250MW variable speed units at the Tehri Pumped Storage Hydropower Plant. The post Variable speed pumped storage commissioned at Indian hydro complex appeared first on Power Engineering International.| Hydroelectric - Power Engineering International
The US DOE and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have opened a technical collaboration opportunity for hydropower advanced materials and manufacturing.| Power Engineering International
DTEK boss channels spirit of Ukraine boxer Usyk to fight power plant bombings| Power Engineering International
Renewable energy producer Axpo and electric utility Rhiienergie opened a green hydrogen production plant in Switzerland’s Graubünden canton.| Power Engineering International
The Belgian Hydrogen Council, NLHydrogen, and the German National Hydrogen Council have committed to advancing the hydrogen economy within the North-West region of Europe.| Power Engineering International
