Hydroelectric Power Plants (HPP) are renewable energy projects that make it possible to generate electricity by utilising the power of natural water resources. These power plants, built on rivers and dams, rotate turbines using the kinetic energy of water and generate electricity from this movement. HEPP projects offer an environmentally sensitive and sustainable alternative in energy production, while encouraging the use of domestic and natural resources to meet energy needs.

Modern HEPP projects are equipped with advanced engineering and environmentally friendly technologies to ensure efficient use of water resources. These power plants offer long-lasting energy solutions while minimising environmental impacts by reducing carbon emissions. In addition, HEPP projects support regional development by contributing to local economies and reduce external dependence on energy.