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Hydroelectric Power

Matiri Project: Run-of-River Hydroelectric Scheme in New Zealand

The Matiri Project is a 4.6 MW run-of-river hydroelectric scheme in New Zealand's South Island, commissioned in December 2020 after delays.

Solar Power

Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park: Infrastructure, Operational Challenges and Controversies

Analysis of Pakistan's Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park, covering its 400 MW capacity, high tariffs, and operational hurdles in the Cholistan desert.

Hydroelectric Power

Gosho Dam: Hybrid Infrastructure and Community Development in Iwate

Gosho Dam is a hybrid concrete-gravity and rockfill dam in Iwate, Japan, completed in 1981 for power and flood control.

Nuclear Power

Nuclear lightbulb: Design, thermodynamics, and propulsion applications

The nuclear lightbulb is a hypothetical spacecraft engine using a gaseous fission reactor and quartz walls to achieve high-temperature nucle...

Natural Gas Power

Mongstad Power Station

Natural gas-fired combined heat and power station in Norway, owned by Equinor and Ørsted, with 155 MW capacity.

Hydroelectric Power

Settle Hydro: Community-Owned Micro Hydroelectric Scheme in North Yorkshire

Community-owned micro hydro scheme in Settle, UK, generating 50 kW on the River Ribble since 2009.

Hydroelectric Power

Okere Falls Power Station: New Zealand's First Government Hydroelectric Scheme

The Okere Falls Power Station, commissioned in 1901, was New Zealand's first government-built hydroelectric plant, powering Rotorua's touris...

Hydroelectric Power

Tsubawara Dam: Gravity Dam Infrastructure on the Shō River

Overview of the Tsubawara Dam, a gravity dam on Japan's Shō River operated by Kansai Electric Power Company.

Natural Gas Power

Azuria Water Solutions (Aegion): Corporate History and Infrastructure Services

Overview of Azuria Water Solutions, formerly Aegion, a US multinational providing corrosion protection and energy infrastructure services.