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The Siah Bishe Pumped Storage Power Plant Project
The Siah Bishe Pumped Storage Power Plant Project with an installed capacity of approximately 1'000 MW (4 x 250 MW units) is located on the Chalus River in the Mazandaran Province, Iran, about 125 km north of Tehran. Owner of the scheme is the "Iran Water & Power Resources Development Co.". The project includes an upper and lower reservoir with an underground powerhouse and has the following main characteristics:
Initial studies for the Project began already in 1970 and construction started in the second half of the eighties following several years of planning. After carrying out some parts of the project, such as two diversion tunnels, access tunnels, portions of the two headrace tunnels and the powerhouse drainage gallery, all construction activities came to a standstill in 1992 for about 10 years. The design of the project has been updated from 1999 on until 2002, and this phase was pursued by a new tendering process.
Peter Lüpold - Hydropower Plants Colenco takes care of Transportation of Waste Containers from Lucens to Swiss Central Interim Storage Facility (Zwilag) in Würenlingen (October 2003) Colenco received from NGA (National Society for Promoting Industrial Nuclear Technology) a contract for:
Colenco witnessed thus the last chapter of Swiss Nuclear pioneer history: the safe transportation of remaining contaminated parts of the Lucens reactor which was dismantled after a severe accident in 1969. These residues are now stored at Zwilag. Dr. Peter Leister - Nuclear Technology |



