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Jirau contract for Alstom, Voith and Andritz
23 December, 2008
A consortium led by Alstom Hydro, and including Voith Siemens and Andritz VaA Tech Hydro, has been awarded a major equipment supply contract for a share of the 3300MW Jirau project under construction in the state of Rondonia, Brazil.

Voith Siemens opens generator workshop in Shanghai
22 October, 2008
Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation has opened a new generator workshop in Shanghai.

Voith wins contract for Dagangshan
15 October, 2008
Voith Siemens has been awarded a Euro75M (US$102M) contract to supply turbines to the 2.6GW Dagangshan hydro power project being built in China by Guodian dadu River Hydro Power Development Co.

Eskom awards Ingula PS contract to Voith
16 September, 2008
Voith Siemens Hydro has been awarded a contract by South African utility Eskom to supply electro-mechanical equipment for the Ingula pumped storage plant.

Voith despatches unit to Wehr PS
29 August, 2008
Voith Siemens Hydro has despatched the refurbished unit to the Wehr pumped storage plant in Germany.

Voith wins contract for La Muela II PS project
18 July, 2008
Voith Siemens Hydro has been awarded a contract by Spanish power utility Iberdrola to supply four units and valves for the La Muela II pumped storage plant.

Voith Siemens underway with eng, model tests of Eastmain 1-A units
09 April, 2008
Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation has engineering and model tests of the Francis units and generators underway for the Eastmain 1-A plant in Canada, and has also seen a new chairman appointed.

Voith Siemens to supply generators for Longkaikou
31 March, 2008
Voith Siemens Hydro Shanghai has been awarded a contract to supply generators to the Longkaikou plant in Yunnan province, China.

Voith Siemens Hydro ops expanding in India
06 March, 2008
Growth in its India operations has enabled Voith Siemens Hydro to expand its resources in the market with a relocation of the main office to larger premises in New Delhi.

Carbon drive for Turkey hydro
16 January, 2008
As Turkey needs more power capacity and still has significant hydropower potential, it is clear that much of this will be taken up as the country seeks EU membership and supports calls for deep cuts in carbon emissions, reports Neil Ford