China-based metal valve manufacturer China Valves Technology has secured a $15 million order for pumped storage ball valves and hydraulic turbine pumped storage inlet valves from Chinese power station contractor Dongfang Electric, media reports indicate.
Toshiba is considering establishing bases for production and sales of hydroelectric generation equipment in India and Brazil, according to a company official. It has not determined the level of investment. Toshiba is the largest Japanese hydroelectric equipment producer and has been expanding its international business in China and other countries.
Thailand thanked the World Bank (WB), Asian Development Bank (ADB) and other financial institutions and development agencies who have made the 1,070 MW Nam Theun 2 power station possible. The project has been launched that costs around US$1.3 billion.
SARAWAK Energy Bhd (SEB) is focused on delivering six other hydro electricity dam projects besides the RM7.4 billion Bakun and the RM3 billion Murum dams before 2020.
Read more: Sarawak Energy Bhd focusing on more hydro power projects http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/articles/sebos/Article/#ixzz17oJMdxKD
Egypt plans to set up a JV to generate 1700MW of hydroelectric in Uganda. The JV would fund the generation of 1000MW with an Egyptian company interested in financing an additional 700MW. The newspapers said an Egyptian hydropower company could build three hydroelectric plants, representing a US$100m investment. It could be Electricity Holding Company
Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda and Tanzania signed a new deal in May that would reduce Egypt’s 55.5bnm3 share of around 84bnm3 of Nile water. The signatories have given other Nile basin countries one year to join the treaty before implementing it. However, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi have refused to sign it to date while Sudan supports Egypt’s position.
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| Egypt | Power and Water | IPP - Independent Power Provider | - | Ongoing | |
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| Egypt | Power and Water | Power Generation | USD 80,400,000 | Completed | |
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| Egypt | Power and Water | Power Generation | USD 111,000,000 | Ongoing | |
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| Egypt | Power and Water | Power Generation | - | Completed | |
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| Egypt | Power and Water | Power Generation | USD 500,000,000 | Cancelled | |
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| Egypt | Power and Water | IPP - Independent Power Provider | USD 390,000,000 | Ongoing | |
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| Egypt | Power and Water | IPP - Independent Power Provider, Power Generation | - | Ongoing |
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India - Feasibility of over 100 Megawatts of Tidal Energy Projects
Atlantis, a small British company specializing in tidal energy has won a landmark contract to attempt to harness the power of the sea around India for the first time.
Rigorous Testing Continues for the Pelamis Wave Energy Converter. Clean Energy from the Ocean
The First P2 Pelamis wave energy machine, built for utility E.ON, has now been successfully removed from the EMEC site after four days of testing. This completes the first phase of a planned work-up program
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