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Hebei ChengAn Biomass Cogeneration Project is located in ChengAn County, Hebei Province, China. Its purpose is to use local straw from cotton to generate electricity. The electricity generated from the project is sold to the Hebei Provincial Power Grid which is a part of the North China Power Grid in order to replace the c…

The Vanala Small Scale hydropower project is a 15 MW run of the river type small hydroelectricity generation project located on the river Nandakini in the Chamoli district of the state Uttranchal, India. The project involves installation of two horizontal Francis turbines generating sets of 7.5 MW each for hydroelectricity…

The Bundled Waste Processing Facilities project is a pioneering initiative in India’s journey toward sustainable waste management. Operated by IL&FS Environmental Infrastructure Services Limited, this project process capacity of 600 tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) daily across three composting plants located in Punjab…

This project is a biomass power generation initiative located in Sheyang County, Jiangsu Province, China. The plant uses local biomass residues, such as wood, cotton straw, maize straw, rice straw, and other agricultural wastes, as fuel. It has an installed capacity of 30 MW. The project was officially commissioned on Sept…

The bundled project activity comprises of two run-of-the river hydroelectric schemes with capacities of 5 MW each. It utilizes surplus hydro potential available in Baner Khad & Iku Khad, both tributaries of the river Beas in the state of Himachal Pradesh, Northern India. It exports the generated electricity to the Himachal…

The purpose of the project activity is Hydro power generation on Balsio Nallah, a perennial tributary of Baira Nallah in the Ravi Basin by Ginni Global Pvt. Ltd. (GGPL).

Experience the incredible impact of green energy with the Sichuan Miyaluo Hydroelectric Station! Situated in Li County, Aba State of Sichuan Province, China, an economically disadvantaged area, this innovative hydropower initiative is poised to reshape the way we think about sustainable energy.

According to the expectations of the International Energy Agency (IEA), hydropower is expected to remain the world’s largest source of renewable energy. The reason? It is simple: when it comes to renewables, hydroelectricity is one of the most mature technologies globally. It is a reliable, versatile, and low-cost generati…