Articles Tagged with ''Dam''

The Keeyask Hydroelectric project fell behind schedule, but BBE is making up time.

Engineers and workers at Lake Oroville race to complete critical spillway repairs to mitigate catastrophic flood risk for downstream communities.

Utility and FERC now must work out continued environmental mitigation measures

Now a tropical depression with heavy rainfall, storm slows to a crawl and builds significant flood risk across Carolinas and SW Virginia; power still out for 450,000 Duke Energy customers.

South Carolina safety experts fan out to assess dams whose failure would pose the most risk to population and evacuation routes

Exelon is challenging Maryland water-quality requirements, which are linked to a 50-year federal license renewal to continue Conowingo Dam operations on the Susquehanna River.

The Bagnell Dam in Lake of the Ozarks, Mo., is getting its first stabilization since the '80s, including 67 new anchors.

Forensic team delivers final verdict on the physical and human causes of the spillway emergency last February at the nation's tallest dam.