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UK scientists lead rapid assessment of Kakhovka dam breach, supporting biodiversity’s recovery
18 March, 2024
UK scientists have conducted an unprecedented rapid assessment of the environmental aftermath of the breach of the Kakhovka Dam, aiming to aid in the recovery of a critical biodiversity hotspot.

Works start at Qairokkum hydro plant, Tajikistan
27 August, 2019
Work has officially started on the rehabilitation of the Qairokkum hydropower plant in Tajikistan, a project that will see the plant’s capacity increase from 126MW to 174MW.

IDB and IHA partner to promote sustainable hydropower
06 September, 2018
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the International Hydropower Association (IHA) are partnering to support sustainable development of hydropower across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Paris to host World Hydropower Congress in May 2019
14 November, 2017
Paris will be the location for the next World Hydropower Congress, the International Hydropower Association has announced, with the event to be held between 14 and 16 May 2019.

Paris pact on water and climate change adaptation announced
02 December, 2015
A coalition of nations, river basin organisations, business and civil society have announced the creation of the international Paris Pact on Water and Climate Change Adaptation to make water systems more resilient to climate impacts.

Extreme dam building
18 January, 2013
Construction of the Taishir hydroelectric project in Mongolia has demonstrated that RCC dams can be successfully designed and built in extreme environmental conditions. Jack Linard and Erik Hansen report.

Tool of the trade
25 January, 2011
Joel Avruch Goldenfum presents details on the UNESCO/IHA GHG Measurement Guidelines for Freshwater Reservoirs

IHA announces publication of GHG Measurement Guidelines
06 September, 2010
A major milestone has been reached in the UNESCO/IHA Greenhouse Gas Status of Freshwater Reservoirs Project with the publication of the GHG Measurement Guidelines for Freshwater Reservoirs.

Filling the knowledge gap on CDM
07 July, 2010
The International Hydropower Association (IHA) has issued a Policy Statement that explains the workings of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and looks in detail at the current and potential future role of hydropower projects within it. IWP&DC discovers why the association believes it is important to raise awareness of the CDM amongst the hydro community

Bethlehem Hydro Project, South Africa
19 June, 2009
South Africa-based energy company NuPlanet is the developer of the 7MW Bethlehem Hydro project, and is managing the construction of the plant as well as it future operation. The project is located near the town of Bethlehem in South Africa and is owned by Bethlehem Hydro. The project – the first Greenfield hydro project constructed in the country – comprises two separate generation sites located on the As River: the Merino and Sol Plaatje stations.

The Balkan water dance
31 October, 2008
Countries in the Balkan region are stepping towards a holistic approach to water management, writes Peter O’Neill. What opportunities could this hold for developers of dams and hydro plants?

Cross-border cooperation
14 September, 2007
With an annual increase in electricity demand of 6-10% in South East Asia, new water resource management schemes are on the cards across the region, particularly along the Mekong river. But will this result in more cross-border cooperation? Neil Ford investigates

ASDSO awards annual scholarships
18 July, 2006
The Association of State Dam Safety Officials (ASDSO) has announced the winners of its 2006-2007 Dam Safety scholarships for senior undergraduates.

Flash of inspiration
17 May, 2004
The United Arab Emirates is extending its flash flood dam construction programme as part of efforts to increase the availability of fresh water supplies. David Hayes reports on the work being undertaken in the country and gives details on some of the most important flash flood dams

Diary update
12 February, 2001
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