The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced more than $366 million for 17 projects across 20 states and 30 Tribal Nations and communities to accelerate clean energy deployment in rural and remote ...

Wildlife populations are declining around the world, primarily due to the loss of habitats. WWF’s Living Planet Report, released earlier this month, documents those declines of wildlife and their ...

This is the fourth in a series of posts about how system-scale perspectives are vital to the planning and development of sustainable power systems, including hydropower. The previous post focused on ...

Last December, the Governor’s Energy Security Task Force highly ranked the Susitna-Watana Project as a viable option to help the state maintain energy security for the next 100 years. Susitna-Wanata ...

SRP’s Roosevelt Dam, situated along the Salt River in Arizona, is one of three critical hydropower sites modernized with the Ovation™ Automation Platform to help ensure operational continuity and ...

Early last year, the hydropower company Nature and People First set its sights on Black Mesa, a mountainous region on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona. The mesa’s steep drop offered ideal terrain ...