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Francis turbines, penstocks, spillway: how Kinguélé Aval actually works.
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Francis turbines, penstocks, spillway: how Kinguélé Aval actually works.
Read the articleCompletion of the structures, installation of electromechanical equipment and preparation of commissioning tests.
Read the articleAsonha Énergie reports 94% physical progress on the hydroelectric development.
Read the articleSeven eco-guards watch over 1,917.5 hectares of protected forest every day.
Read the articleA look back at the mass concrete pours and progress on the composite earth-concrete dam.
Read the articleA ministerial delegation visited the site to review the progress of the works.
Read the articleHow electrification changed daily life for the village’s residents.
Read the articlePowerhouse, stilling basin and embankment dam: the main civil works are delivered.
Read the articleSkills transfer and training of Gabonese teams in hydroelectric operation.
Read the articleAsonha Énergie and ANPN formalise the creation of the Begnoung Upper Basin Nature Sanctuary.
Read the articleMore than 800 people mobilised and civil works ramping up.
Read the articleOne third embankment, two thirds concrete: a design that cuts the carbon footprint by 23%.
Read the articleHow the revegetation nursery prepares the restoration of natural habitats.
Read the articleFirst penstock shells received and preparation for assembling the generating units.
Read the articleThe electricity produced will supply the Libreville Interconnected Grid for 30 years.
Read the articlePK Weir design: up to 700 m³/s discharged, equivalent to a 50-year flood.
Read the articleA close look at the stilling basin and the hydraulic safety of the structure.
Read the articleRecruiting and training Gabonese technicians ahead of the operation phase.
Read the articleMeeting the 800 people building the development in the heart of the forest.
Read the articleThe river is successfully diverted, clearing the way for mass concrete pours.
Read the articleA major technical milestone on the Mbei River, clearing the way for concrete pours.
Read the articleThree 3.5 m pipes, each made of about a hundred welded steel shells.
Read the articleBuilding the two temporary channels, future home of the bottom outlet.
Read the articleA photo review of twelve months of works on the Mbei River.
Read the articleFollowing financial close in August 2023, the first drawdown launches the financing.
Read the articleIFC, AfDB, EAIF and DBSA finalise the financing of Gabon’s first PPP dam.
Read the articleContractor Sinohydro begins construction of the hydroelectric development.
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