The National Hydropower and Dams Intervention Project is distinguished to bring together professionals, researchers academics and experts from all around the world to focus on flood control and hydropower development challenges of particular significance to nations of the world. In addition, it will showcase the most active and innovative companies in the hydropower and dams industry nationwide.
According to an experience business mind and the president of Globe chamber of commerce and Industry, Hon. Buchi George, The project will create an excellent opportunity for participants to meet and interact with industry leaders as well as some of hydropower's leading lecturers and practitioners who will inspire us to conquer the difficulties ahead and reflect on our hydropower landscape.
“The project will concentrate on the possibilities and difficulties that consumers face, with a particular emphasis on dam upgrading for extended life and the increased need for flexibility, and power plant modernization opportunities.
“Hydropower is a clean, renewable, and ecologically beneficial source of energy, accounting for 16% of global electricity generation and around 78% of renewable electricity generation. It makes a considerable contribution to energy supply security”, he continued
“Hydropower is one of the most affordable renewable energy sources, and it is frequently economically competitive with market energy costs. It has a large initial investment but a lengthy lifespan with very cheap operation and maintenance costs. Hydropower has one of the highest conversion efficiencies of any known energy source “, he added
“The National Hydropower and dams Intervention Project is an essential platform for sharing fresh experiences, debating major concerns, reviewing progress, and considering future potential”, he concluded
The Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) media handle also has it that, hydropower demonstrates tremendous stability, flexibility, and variety in project scales and sizes, allowing it to suit both the urban and industrial needs as well as decentralized rural needs.
Hydropower is a low-cost, proven technology that contributes greatly to climate change mitigation and may play a major role in climate change adaptation in terms of water resource availability.
The National Hydropower and Dams Intervention Project is powered by Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI).
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