Archimedes screw turbines and generators have emerged as robust, low-head hydropower solutions that exploit the kinetic energy of low-volume water flows. By reversing the traditional Archimedes screw ...

Named after the ancient Greek scientist, the Archimedes screw is an eco-friendly tool that generates electricity using the natural resource of water. New England Hydropower Company installed the first ...

First the Queen did it, on the River Thames near Windsor Castle. Now the operators of a public stately home and park in London are doing it and, like Her Majesty, have headed to a river bank to pull ...

Adapting a technology that was first thought of during the time of the ancient Greeks, a Beverly, Massachusetts, company has created a small power plant in Meriden that state officials believe has the ...

PNNL is partnering with Percheron Power, LLC, to help the Kennewick, Wash.-based small business make hydropower cheaper. PNNL is helping Percheron evaluate using composite instead of steel to make ...

A fish-friendly “Archimedes screw” turbine generator capable of generating enough power for up to 400 homes over the next 40 years is a step closer to being built in Easton after receiving a $1.4 ...

There’s a sort of time warp going on at Hanover Pond Dam, with ancient technology being installed to produce modern water-powered energy, in a way returning the pond to the purpose it was created for ...

Highland Council has submitted plans for an Archimedes Screw hydro electric scheme in Inverness. The project has been proposed for Torvean Weir on the River Ness near Whin Park. The local authority ...

Adapting a technology that was first thought of during the time of the ancient Greeks, a Beverly, Massachusetts, company has created a small power plant in Meriden that state officials believe has the ...