Di-Hydro - Digital Hydropower

Di-Hydro Podcast Series

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Di-Hydro is an EU-funded projec t exploring how digital technologies can modernise hydropower, one of the world’s oldest and most reliable sources of renewable energy . Through this podcast series, we unpack how tools like sensors, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twins, and data-driven decision-making are helping hydropower plants become smarter, more efficient, and more resilient in the face of climate change and evolving energy demands. The Di-Hydro project brings together researchers, engineers, and hydropower operators from across Europe to develop practical digital solutions for plant...

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Di-Hydro - Digital Hydropower

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Di Hydro Podcast Series - Episode 2: The Digital Technologies powering Di-Hydro 22.04.2026 13:10

We went back in time to explore the ancient roots of #Hydropower , then we dove into Di-Hydro with our Project Coordinator who explained what is the challenge that we are trying to solve for the #EU hydropower sector. Now, we sit down with our partners Acceligence, MAS and A2A, to better explore what does it mean exactly to empower an #HydropowerPlant with #DigitalTechnology , and also, what does...

Di-Hydro Podcast Series-Ep.1 "Digital Era in Hydropower - the Di-Hydro project" 08.01.2026 6:36

Episode 1 – Digital Era in Hydropower – the Di-Hydro Project After exploring the long history of hydropower in Episode 0, we now t urn to the present (and the digital future) of this renewable energy source. In Episode 1 of the Di-Hydro Podcast, we introduce the Di-Hydro project and its mission to modernise hydropower plants through digitalisation. Joined by Dr. Alkiviadis Tromaras (CERTH) , Proj...

Di-Hydro Podcast Series-Ep.0 "Discovering Hot Water - Hydropower in History" 08.01.2026 6:07

Episode 0 – Discovering Hot Water: Hydropower in History Before massive dams and high-tech turbines, hydropower was already shaping human history . In this opening Episode 0 of the Di-Hydro Podcast Series, we travel back in time to explore how moving water became one of humanity’s first sources of energy, from ancient water wheels in Greece and China, through medieval mills, to the birth of moder...