Meanings of hydroelectric plant in английском

The investigation into his activities was launched over a major hydroelectric plant that was never built.

Powered by its own hydroelectric plant, the lodge sources its food from an organic garden and orchard.

At a small base in northern Helmand, a squad of British troops protects a dam and hydroelectric plant.

The south end covers the main channel and flood gates, as well as operational buildings and a hydroelectric plant.

Built in 1929 on the Shannon Estuary, it was the largest hydroelectric plant in the country at the time.

Other businesses include the UK's largest bull stud, Cogent Breeding, and a hydroelectric plant on the Reay Forest estate in Scotland.

Lacking oil and gas reserves like some of its neighbors, Tajikistan depends on its sole Soviet-era hydroelectric plant, Nurek, to generate power.

Chinese company Sinohydro is bidding for a contract with Ecuador to build a $2 billion hydroelectric plant in the country.

Right in the potential path of any eruption is Los Condores, a hydroelectric plant under construction that will use water from the lake.

In June, more than 200 Chinese workers fled home after separatist rebels attacked a hydroelectric plant in the northern border province of Kachin.

Speaking to reporters in at a hydroelectric plant in Russia last week, Sechin called Rosneft's growing investments in Venezuela an obvious and essential play.

President John Magufuli's office said last month the long-delayed hydroelectric plant would be built "to speed up the development of the country".

Spanning the Paraná river, Itaipú is the world's second-biggest hydroelectric plant after China's Three Gorges dam and provides nearly a fifth of Brazil's electricity.

A technical problem with transmission lines linking the Guri hydroelectric plant in southeastern Venezuela to the national power grid likely caused the blackout, experts said.

Around half a million were left marooned in their swamped villages on Tuesday after water was released from the flooded reservoir of a hydroelectric plant.

SPIC's largest Brazilian investment has been the acquisition of the 1.7-gigawatt Sao Simao hydroelectric plant for $2 billion.