Beijing has launched the massive Yarlung Tsangpo hydropower project in southern Tibet after decades of scientific research.

The project could herald further policy support for the economy, as the boost from the trade-in programmes fades, Hong says.

China's Tsangpo hydropower dam in Tibet raises concerns in India and downstream nations over water flow and environmental impact.

After 74 years of scientific groundwork, China has formally begun construction on the world’s most powerful dam on the ...

China claims that the dam will not significantly alter downstream water flows. But the dam's scale and location have raised ...

The NHPC engineers stationed at the current drilling site moved to Pasighat, the main town located on the banks of the Siang ...

India and Bangladesh share 54 transboundary rivers, yet have sharing agreements for only one - the Ganges - which will expire ...

This hydropower project on the Yarlung river that flows into the Brahmaputra is not as big a threat as some seem to think, ...

Itanagar, In a boost to hydropower development in Arunachal Pradesh, 98 households of Riew village in Siang district have given their consent for the pre-feasibility report of the 11,000 MW Siang ...

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Satellite imagery gives a glimpse of the site where China has commenced construction on what will become the world's largest ...

The construction of the dams could bring devastation not only to the Pemakoe area in Tibet but also to Arunachal Pradesh, ...