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Welcome to the official website for International Water Power and Dam Construction magazine (IWP&DC), where you’ll find essential information on the hydro power and dams industry, from the latest details on embankment dams, spillways and Kaplan and Francis turbines, through to flood management plans, tunnelling projects and generator refurbishment.

 
 
Latest News
Hydro key to meeting Canada's economic and environmental objectives says Govt
16 May 2012

David Anderson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Honourable Joe Oliver, Minister of Natural Resources, has underscored that the ongoing growth and success of Canada's hydropower industry are essential both to meeting the country's economic and environmental goals and to the Government's objective of creating jobs, growth and prosperity.


Reservoir gets planning permission for Serbian hydro project
Tenders for first platform hydro plants in the Amazon expected by 2014
Alstom and RusHydro start work on new manufacturing plant
Asia-Pacific energy leaders convene at Regional Hydropower Business Forum, Sarawak
Court blocks Cuervo scheme in Chile
Riverbank Power closes financing for retrofit projects
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Contract news
DHV to help restore Waterkant in Paramaribo
15 May 2012


Dutch engineering and consultancy firm DHV is restoring the Waterkant, the riverbank in the historic center of Paramaribo, Surinam, in a EUR7M building contract.


Black & Veatch to design replacement powerhouse for Wisconsin hydro plant
Alstom to equip Castaic plant, California
BC Hydro to use software from Aquatic Informatics
Alstom signs contracts in Haiti and Ecuador
GE’s power conversion technology selected for Portugal’s Frades II project
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Features
Facing up to underground challenges

Any variation in mechanical rock properties can have a great impact on tunnelling projects. Early warnings ensure that counter-measures and logistical procedures can be planned in good time. The Tunnel Seismic Prediction system could help to avoid and manage the hidden risks inherent in tunnelling.


Gift of the gap
Career trends in energy and the environment
Water mandates and regulations - interview with Marcie Mangold, Water Quality Program at the US Department of Ecology
Reviewing near-miss safety incidents - interview with Bruce Meaker, Snohomish County PUD
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Insight
Efficiency focus

While agriculture in many regions is served by irrigation and more projects are built or modernised, water availability and its efficient use are of increasing concern, as Patrick Reynolds reports


A valuable asset
Fostering marine and hydrokinetic development: Senate Bill S630
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