Pump-Ille-Up
Hydropower engineering studies and project support for water utilities, industrial operators, dam owners and mill operators
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Pump-Ille-Up
Pump-Ille-Up is an independent engineering consultancy focused on small-scale hydropower at urban water networks, dams and mills. Its services cover opportunity assessments, feasibility studies, administrative and regulatory work, project support and performance audits.
It works with local authorities and industrial operators that manage water infrastructure, as well as mill and dam projects. The company is based in Rennes, France, and was founded in 2022.
Product: Engineering studies and project support for pico- and micro-hydropower installations, from feasibility assessment to commissioning and performance audits.
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