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🇨🇭⚛️ Welcome back to nuclear energy, Switzerland! Switzerland is taking an important step toward a secure, reliable and low-carbon energy future. Nuclear power strengthens energy independence, supports industry, complements hydropower and helps reduce emissions. Europe needs https://t.co/Yy7tODI0gn #NuclearEnergy #Switzerland #SustainableFuture #CH

A small hydro station in rural Nepal shifted gender norms more than a decade of donor programming had managed. Not because anyone designed it that way. #TEDx @TEDTalks #ClimateSecurity https://t.co/NHEaLtb3Iw #GenderEquality #Hydropower #SustainableDevelopment #NP

Central Asia launches a joint hydroelectric project with a capacity of 2000 MW. Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have confirmed plans to build a joint hydropower plant on the Naryn River. The project will provide nearly 2,000 megawatts of generating capacity. The plant is expected to supply power to up to 1.5. (Original: Azja Centralna uruchamia wspólny projekt hydroenergetyczny o mocy 2000 MW Kazachstan, Kirgistan i Uzbekistan potwierdziły plany budowy wspólnej elektrowni wodnej nad rzeką Naryn. Projekt dostarczy prawie 2 000 megawatów mocy wytwórczej. Zakład ma dostarczyć prąd do nawet 1,5 https://t.co/UmG9Pr2vjI) #Hydropower #CentralAsia #RenewableEnergy #KZ #KG #UZ

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Reuters Apr 27

As the Iran war exacerbates global energy disruptions and price hikes, Albania's reliance on hydropower—which provides over 90% of its electricity—has helped shield it from severe price increases, contrasting sharply with more fossil fuel-dependent countries in the region, while also raising questions about the sustainability of this reliance amid increasing pressures on public finances. #EnergyCrisis #RenewableEnergy #ElectricityPrices #AL #FR #IT #DE #ES #GR #PL #RS #CY

Renewables in vogue as Iran war drives up Europe power prices

The article discusses the challenges and complexities facing renewable energy systems in Europe amidst climate change and geopolitical tensions, highlighting how rising temperatures and variable weather patterns are affecting the efficiency and reliability of solar, wind, and hydropower sources, while also pointing out the inadequacies of the current energy grid to support planned green projects. #RenewableEnergy #ClimateChange #Sustainability

A 'paradox': Is climate change the biggest threat to renewable energy?