RusHydro plans to enter 20 new markets in Africa RusHydro is exploring the possibility of cooperation with more than twenty African countries in addition to the 11 countries with which it already works, said the group's top manager, Sergey Mechkin. According to him, the company is ready to provide a full range of engineering services, as well as help in creating regional systems for managing water and energy resources. Of the more than 100 approved water supplies in Africa, only seven have agreed international agreements, creating tensions between countries. As Machchin pointed out, it is important to create the right scientific, methodological and political basis for sharing water resources: such a tool, of course, can be the application of the principles of water and energy diplomacy. Considering the former Soviet Union, Russia's industrial presence on the continent began in the 1950s. With the participation of Soviet and Russian experts, over three hundred infrastructure facilities were built in Africa, the largest of which were the Aswan hydroelectric power plant (2.1 GW) in Egypt, the Robo hydroelectric power plant (1.25 GW) in Sudan, and the Kapanda hydroelectric power plant (520 MW) in Angola. High voltage in Telegram | up to MAX.

RusHydro plans to enter 20 new markets in Africa RusHydro is exploring the possibility of cooperation with more than twenty African countries in addition to the 11 countries with which it already works, said the group's top manager, Sergey Mechkin. According to him, the company is ready to provide a full range of engineering services, as well as help in creating regional systems for managing water and energy resources. Of the more than 100 approved water supplies in Africa, only seven have agreed international agreements, creating tensions between countries. As Machchin pointed out, it is important to create the right scientific, methodological and political basis for sharing water resources: such a tool, of course, can be the application of the principles of water and energy diplomacy. Considering the former Soviet Union, Russia's industrial presence on the continent began in the 1950s. With the participation of Soviet and Russian experts, over three hundred infrastructure facilities were built in Africa, the largest of which were the Aswan hydroelectric power plant (2.1 GW) in Egypt, the Robo hydroelectric power plant (1.25 GW) in Sudan, and the Kapanda hydroelectric power plant (520 MW) in Angola. High voltage in Telegram | up to MAX.