Photo: Screenshot | Qinghai Gonghe Solar Farm in China Brings Life Back to the Desert Large-scale photovoltaic installations greatly help nature, rather than destroy it, contrary to environmentalists’ fears. Chinese scientists have shown that installing a large array of panels can revive deserts, despite environmentalists’ concerns, using the Qinghai Gonghe
China has approved the construction of the largest hydroelectric power station complex on the planet, capable of generating three times more energy than the current record holder. The Three Gorges Dam , which spans the Yangtze River in China, currently holds the world record for installed capacity and annual hydroelectric output.
The government of Uzbekistan is expanding support for projects to build new small hydroelectric power plants on the republic’s rivers. Now the country’s commercial banks can issue so-called “green” consumer loans for the construction of hydroelectric power plants. At the end of last year, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted Resolution
December 17, the international environmental coalition Rivers without Boundaries presented its report (in English and Russian ) with an analysis of alternative options for completing the Rogun hydroelectric power station project in Tajikistan, which was previously sent to members of the World Bank Board of Directors. According to the authors of the report,
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) plans to provide technical support for a project aimed at implementing integrated renewable energy solutions to accelerate Turkmenistan’s “green” transformation. According to Trend, citing the ADB, the project will contribute to the country’s environmental sustainability and strengthen its position in the global transition to renewable
The World Bank Group Board approved a $350 million grant to finance the first phase of construction of the Rogun hydroelectric power plant. The decision was made at a meeting on December 17. The World Bank representatives noted that the project brings together the efforts of ten international partners under
Turbulent Mini Hydro: Affordable Technology for Generating Electricity from Small Rivers Hydropower is one of the promising areas in the field of renewable energy sources. However, traditional hydroelectric power plants require significant investment, large differences in elevation, and often disrupt river ecosystems. In this context, Turbulent technology has become
We’re used to solar panels on rooftops and in fields, but what if the sun could be “tied” to the ground, raising it to the desired height? An international team of scientists seems to have found a way to do just that, developing a balloon-integrated photovoltaic system (BIPVS). It sounds
Are Hydroelectric Power Plants Losing Their Advantages? Experts Point to Increased Solar and Wind Energy Production And this creates serious competition for hydropower. Illustrative photo. Photo: from ixbt.com Electricity generated from the sun and wind continues to rapidly become cheaper against the backdrop of rising costs of generating energy at
A draft agreement between the governments of the Republic of Tatarstan and the Republic of Kazakhstan on cooperation in the field of electric power has been published. 500 kV power transmission line “Roghun – Dushanbe” Photo: Asia-Plus The Government of Tajikistan, by its resolution, instructed the relevant structures to approve
