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  1. 45° Cantilever Gravity Dam

    The up-the-slope downstream face tensioned reinforcing cables hold the cantilever dam up when the reservoir is empty or less than full.

  2. Ming Yang announces major investment plan to supercharge the UK’s path to clean energy and lower bills Date: 2025.10.10 ● Ming Yang Smart Energy plans to invest up to £1.5 billion in Scotland and create 1500 new jobs ● Plans will create Britain’s first in…

  3. Armitage has blocked you

  4. Great British Energy permanent CEO appointed Dan McGrail is just the very to short-change Great British Energy, siphoning money off for the nuclear power rip-off, the deadly carbon capture & storage scam and anything else which takes Rachel-from-accounts…

  5. Pumped Hydro for Western Australia

    “The reservoirs can be filled gradually over a decade to support slowly growing deployment of solar and wind.” – Andrew Blakers How pumped hydro could cover for “wet and windless” weeks in the West – tentatively suggesting a gradual rainfall solution to t…

  6. Wave energy is a scam

    “Aberdeen-based ZOEX Ltd, the UK’s only female-founded wave energy company, has secured £531,000 in funding to support the next stage of its clean technology development.” – Water Power There is a very good scientific reason why every other wave energy sc…

  7. Lochan Fada – Loch Maree Pumped Storage Hydro Scheme site map Lochan Fada & Loch Maree in Wester Ross in the north-west of the Scottish Highlands are ideal for building a pumped storage hydro scheme.

  8. Auction grid connections

    National Energy System Operator (NESO): Our Clean Power 2030 advice to Government “The connections queue is currently oversubscribed.”

  9. The Global Pumped Hydro Atlas (Bluefield) found this upper reservoir to pair with Loch Ness as the lower reservoir, rated AA, excellent, for storage of 500 GWh, duration of 50 hours and power capacity of 10 GW.

  10. Gilkes Energy have made a planning application for the Earba Storage Project claiming it “is a proposed pumped storage hydro (‘PSH’) scheme with an installed capacity of up to 1,800MW and stored energy of up to 40,000 MWh”.