This photo of Staff Mechanical Engineer Kelsey Seto by Staff Mechanical Engineer Johannes Santen won 5th place of all submissions in the USAID E4SEA Women in Energy Design and Photo Contest.
The winning photo will be displayed on July 31, 2023, at a reception of local and international companies and educational institutions at the renowned Thammasat University in Bangkok, Thailand.
USAID Enhancing Equality in Southeast Asia (E4SEA) held this competition throughout the region to foster conversation and visualization of the future of a clean and equitable energy sector throughout Southeast Asia. Through this contest, E4SEA hopes that many more young women and girls will consider playing a part in this dynamic and growing sector.
FishSafe turbines for higher head sites, a brighter future for Atlantic herring, Gia shares how to build more hydro, sustainably.
Gia spoke with Energetyka Wodna about how she and Abe were inspired to focus Natel's work on designing turbines that preserve aquatic ecosystems and how FishSafe turbines can support sustainable hydropower globally.
Nearly half of the world’s fish species live in freshwater rivers, lakes, and wetlands, even though those represent less than 0.01% of the Earth’s water.