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 ...

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The theory behind hydropower is very simple: water obeys gravity and imparts the gained kinetic energy onto a turbine, which subsequently drives a generator. The devil here is, of course, in all the ...

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 ...

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 ...

Northampton County Council has pledged up to $1.5 million toward building a hydropower generator in Easton’s Hugh Moore Park if a clean energy company from Massachusetts can get a state grant for the ...