The Three Gorges Dam, China's colossal hydroelectric marvel, stands as a testament to human engineering prowess. This massive structure, spanning the Yangtze River in Hubei Province, not only ...

China’s latest move in renewable energy—the Motuo Dam Project in Tibet—is a big leap forward in hydroelectric power. With a ...

The world’s largest hydroelectric plant is doing more than generating power – it’s ever so slightly changing how the planet ...

A colossal hydroelectric dam project in China that seeks to revolutionize global energy production.

The world is about to get a new giant hydroelectric project. The groundbreaking was held in Linzhi City, Tibet, on July 19, ...

The project on a river that runs through Tibet and India downstream could dwarf the Three Gorges Dam when completed.

To the Editor: "Dispute Over a Dam on the Scenic Yangtze" (Science Times, Jan. 21), on Chinese Government plans to construct the world's largest hydroelectric dam at Three Gorges, points out that ...

China has started construction of the world’s biggest hydroelectric dam, a project that’s set to be far larger than the Three Gorges Dam — already the world’s biggest single source of green power — ...

China Three Gorges Corp. said Thursday the dam on the Yangtze River operated normally on Tuesday night when 71,200 cubic meters (2.5 million cubic feet) of water per second flowed into its reservoir.

Commencement of China's most ambitious project since the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze was seized by Chinese markets as proof of economic stimulus.

The Three Gorges Project, with 25,000 workers and a budget of $24 billion, is China's most ambitious engineering undertaking since the Great Wall. It has replaced Brazil's Itaipu Dam as the world ...

China blew up the last temporary wall between the Three Gorges Dam and the Yangtze River on Tuesday, using enough explosives to bring down 400 10-story buildings, state media reported.