The US$350 million Tekeze Hydropower Project in northern Ethiopia is 188 metres-high.

The 28.4 megawatts Dak Sin hydropower plant is to be built just north of Ho Chi Minh City.

Only 7% of the impoverished country's hydroelectric capacity has been tapped.

Epanded hydro projects have estimated incremental costs of less than four cents per kWh on average.

Guyana and Brazil will benefit from the US$2 billion hydroelectric power project at Turtruba.

The Buon Kuop plant is located on the main flow of the Srepok River, 240 km north of Ho Chi Minh City.

The agenda includes climate change, the role of hydro power in a carbon-constrained world, and use of ocean waves to generate electricity.

At present, Lesotho has a single hydropower plant, Muela, that supplies the country with nearly its entire electric power requirement.