Park board stalls hydroelectric deal
By: John Hageman After a fruitless trip to the Legislature and failed negotiations, plans to build a hydroelectric plant near the St. Anthony Falls have stalled. Crown Hydro LLC has been trying for 12 years to build a 3.2 megawatt plant near the historic falls. But the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has consistently blocked the project from going forward, citing a fear of its impact on …
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PG&E says rain and snow levels give boost to its hydroelectric power
PG&E said plentiful rain and snow this past winter gave a healthy boost to its hydroelectric po
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2 China-invested hydropower dams to supply electricity later this year: Cambodian PM
Two out of five hydroelectric dams being constructed in Cambodia by Chinese investors will begin to supply electricity from the end of this year onward, said Prime Minister Hun Sen on Wednesday.
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All 8 turbines to go full steam by end 2013
KUCHING: All eight turbines for the Bakun hydroelectric dam are expected to be fully operational by the end of 2013. Second Planning and Resource Management Minister Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan yesterday further said the turbines were expected to generate 2,400 megawatts (MW) of electricity.
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