Why producing hydroelectric power?
Hydroelectric systems are certainly one of the most important production sources of electric power; they are economical and important systems which require a “naturalistic” exploitation of water.
It is fundamental to stress the words “water: natural and renewable source”, since we are perfectly convinced that it is necessary to get as much “clean electric power” as possible from sources which are fully natural and, more importantly, renewable, just like water.
But we are also dealing with a “clean” energy production method, since it does not result in any type of pollution, not even potentially.
Basic technologies have been well-established for a long time by now and the most modern structural and constructive measures make it possible to build practically safe systems, without jeopardising the surrounding environment in any way.
As far as environmental safety and preservation issues are concerned, ESPE pays every attention to them and, furthermore, makes all possible efforts in order to maintain and improve the harmony of landscapes where its structures are installed.
ESPE can rely on a strong ten-year experience in the field and, by means of a company in its Group, as an electric power producer.
It has been working in the hydroelectric power sector with specialised and well-established activities focusing on study, research, planning, as well as implementation of components, restructuring, optimisation, automation and whole systems.
In practice:
- It builds components.
- It builds turnkey hydroelectric plants.
- It restructures plants or converts potential systems.
- It optimises existing plants.
- It automates, implements control software, remotely controls parameters.
IN OTHER WORDS, IT CARRIES OUT A COMPLETE ROLE, A PROCESS WHICH INVOLVES:
- planning
- construction of building works
- direct production of turbines and other mechanical parts
- construction of all electrical systems
- software programming and remote control of control and production parameters
- implementation of optimising works outside plants, such as automatic grate cleaners and motorised floodgates.
