Following devastating flash floods in Nepal today, 19 bridges and 40km of roads have been washed away. 13 hydropower projects are damaged and over 200 trucks were swept away. India and China have offered assistance, and Nepal's government is calling on NGOs for rescue and relief. No casualty count yet. - BBC
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A massive mudslide struck Gyirong Port on the China-Nepal border, with CCTV footage showing a wall of debris slamming through the crossing in seconds, tossing vehicles and buses.
Nepal reports at least 8-16 dead with hundreds of travelers listed as missing, including 291 foreigners.
Roads, power, and communications on the Chinese side were cut.
President Xi ordered all-out search efforts.
About 430 MW of hydropower capacity, roughly 12% of Nepal's total, was affected.
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The world’s largest impulse hydropower unit completed its rotor hoisting at the Datang Zala Hydropower Station on Aug. 11, marking a major step toward commissioning. The project will generate nearly 4 billion kWh of high-altitude clean electricity annually after COD.
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Major Heat is when nature reaches its fullest vitality.
Lush forests, thriving hills and endless shades of green remind us that every season of growth deserves to be protected.
At Nam Ngiep 2 Hydropower Station, we grow together with nature, supporting development while preserving the landscape for generations to come.
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Due to the impact of Typhoon Maysak, the flood threats in Guangxi has become severe. Guangxi Guiguan Electric Power Co., Ltd. leveraged its smart dispatching system to adjust reservoir operations at Xijin Hydropower Station in Hengzhou City, curbing flood peaks and easing downstream burdens.
With all equipment functioning properly, teams stand by 24/7 to closely monitor weather, dam safety and hydrological information, safeguarding the lives and property of residents along the Yujiang River.
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The Yebatan Hydropower Station perched on the Sichuan–Xizang border—China’s highest-altitude double-curvature arch dam power project—has brought its first units online.
At full capacity, it will:
• Generate 10+ billion kWh/year
• Save 3.1 million tonnes of coal
• Cut 8.3 million tonnes of CO₂
A high-altitude leap toward a greener future.
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Electricity was once a luxury in Xizang. Today, hydropower stations hum across the plateau, fueling homes, schools, and dreams.
Gravity-defying! In China’s hydropower project in Xizang, massive trucks are hoisted and lowered like toy models.