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Many of these big reservoirs are associated with large hydropower plants, while small hydropower plants often do not form a big reservoir and have gone unchecked. It is estimated that more than ...

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The top diplomats of Rwanda, which has faced criticism for backing the M23 rebels, and DR Congo, which has seen major cities fall in its turbulent ... value chains and hydropower development.

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But this growing popularity is also due to innovative new technologies that are making hydropower solutions more accessible, affordable, and easily deployable. The Belgian company Turbulent, not yet a ...