MHI was a strategic sponsor at the 2016 Africa Energy Forum in London, United Kingdom.

As part of the Mount Coffee PIU Project, MHI was actively involved in recruiting and coordinating the training of 21 operations, maintenance, and management staff. The first three months of training has now commenced at the Kafue Gorge Regional Training Centre in Zambia.

MHI reviewed hydrology and climate change related to the North Slave system.

Ricardo and MHI will assist the Government of Vanuatu to successfully conclude the tender process for the Luganville Electricity Concession.

As a subconsultant, MHI will work with Hatch to review the current guidelines for studying and designing hydropower generation projects, including dam safety aspects and updating selected priority subjects.

MHI Academy allows employees to work at their own pace, while tracking results with sophisticated reporting and online exams.

MHI’s client, TCN, attained a new record for transmitting the peak generation of 5,074.7 MW and the highest daily maximum energy wheeled to date of 109,372 Mwh.

MHI, in association with RICARDO-AEA, is undertaking a technical assistance (TA) project to develop the wholesale electricity market in Vietnam.

MHI helped to organize a renewable energy workshop to help foster the relationship between India and Manitoba.

MHI attented and sponsored the 2016 Powering Africa Summit in Washington, DC.