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The Binggou Hydropower Station is a run-off hydropower station located in the Qilian Mountains, China, with a total installed capacity of 21 MW and an annual generating capacity of about 120 000 MWh.
This hydropower plant, with 3.97 MW of installed capacity capable of generating up to 33 GWh per year, is located 12.5km away from the Nuevo Imperial agricultural irrigation canal, which draws its water from the Cañete River (approximately 170 km south of Lima).
With a capacity of 4MW, BSPGR9 is a Solar Power Plant located in the Kui Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province of Thailand. Known for its rich and diverse wildlife, Kui Buri’s ecological conservation efforts and local communities are supported by the clean and green electricity from renewable power projects like BSPGR9.
Health Planet Management-Huai Sakae is a solar power plant located in Phetchabun province, Thailand. Serving the local community and contributing to the national grid, the plant represents a significant step towards clean energy in the region.
17 Anyawee Holding-Hua wa 1 & 2 are solar power plants situated in Prachinburi province, Thailand. By harnessing solar power, this facility contributes to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainability in Prachinburi and beyond.
Most of the hydropower in the UK is generated from large hydro plants. A significant portion of the UK’s hydropower is generated in Scotland, which is home to the UK’s largest hydroplant, Glendoe (100 MW).
The Republic of Ireland has over 400 wind farm which total approximately 4 500 MW of installed wind capacity.
Doña Carmen is a 40 MW installed power plant, located in La Ligua, Valparaíso Region in Chile, which has been delivering clean energy to the system since December 2017.
The “María Elena Photovoltaic Park” is a 72 MW power plant, which generates clean energy, and injects it into the National Electric System, which allows it to supply the growing demand for this resource, especially by the mining industry, collaborating in providing greater support system security.
The New Bong Escape Hydropower Project, is a 84 MW run-of-the river hydropower scheme without any adverse social nor environmental impacts.