Palo Viejo Hydroelectric Project
The project uses water from the Cotzal River and three of the Cotzal River’s tributaries, including Chipal, El Regadío, and Escondido. Power flow is diverted from the river and creeks at elevations between approximately 1200 m and 1190 m and conveyed to a daily
storage-regulating reservoir equipped with dewatering and overflow structures.
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Vernon Hydroelectric Project
Hatch provided engineering services for the design and construction of the 16 MW expansion of the Vernon hydroelectric project in Vermont, USA.

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Welland Canal Locks 1 & 2 Small Hydro Project
Hatch designed two water power facilities within the locks of the historic Welland Canal, converting previously spilled water into green, renewable energy.

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