Clean Hydro-Energy

Dams and hydroelectric plants

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Hydropower Plants

Webuild places itself among the top players of the Hydroelectric sector, with 320 plants built for a total installed power of 58,809 MW.

Today, Hydropower is the world's main renewable energy source. It is efficient, provided constantly, and low-cost. Hydroelectric projects represent an effective solution, in terms of the energetic transition process towards a low carbon future, and for extending access to energy in Countries and territories without it.

Works like the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which once completed will stand as Africa's largest, and will avoid creating over 2 million tonnes of CO2 each year, or the Snowy 2.0 hydroelectric project in Australia, which will serve 500,000 homes during peak demand, both fully represent the Group's strong commitment and capacity in this sector.

The hydropower projects being delivered by Webuild worldwide will generate 50,000 GWh per year of renewable electricity. These projects are especially critical in Central Asia and Australia, where hydropower infrastructure contributes significantly to regional energy security. The additional capacity created will make it possible to avoid millions of tonnes of CO2 emissions per year, generating immediate and long-lasting 
environmental benefits.

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Towards a low carbon future

We promote the production of clean, low cost energy for millions of people worldwide, and in the most challenging contexts, helping to accelerate the transition towards clean energy systems, and a low carbon future

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