RUN-OF-RIVER BYPASS
Run-of-river bypass technology is a method of generating hydroelectric power by diverting a portion of a river's flow through a channel or pipe to drive turbines. Unlike traditional hydroelectric dams, this approach does not require large reservoirs. It therefore has less environmental impact and lower construction costs. By preserving the natural flow and ecology of rivers, run-of-river bypass systems offer a sustainable and efficient alternative for renewable energy generation.
How A Run-Of-River Hydroelectric Power Station Works
Run-Of-River Power In British Columbia: Why It Makes Sense
Low-Impact Hydropower Institute
COMMUNICATIONS TOWER
Explore how comms towers provide essential connectivity, emergency communications, and access to vital services for island communities.
RUN-OF-RIVER BYPASS
Run-of-river bypass technology produces energy while reducing environmental impact, needing only constant flowing water and an elevation drop.
MICROGRIDS
Microgrids are localized power systems that can operate independently or connect to the main grid to enhance reliability and resiliency.
AQUACULTURE ARENA
Wave energy converters attached to large fish-farm platforms can help power offshore aquaculture farms and sustainable food supply.
