Hydroelectric machine

An electric machine, wherein it comprises:

• at least one arm capable of rotating about a shaft, this shaft having a base, at the center of a circular tank filled with water,
• said arm supporting an assembly comprising a pump and, downstream, a turbine connected to the rotor of a first electrical current generator, and
• said arm being secured with respect to a first grooved wheel, itself connected to a second grooved wheel by means of a transmission belt,
• the shaft of the second grooved wheel being secured with respect to the rotor of a second electrical current generator,
• the pump sucking up the water from the tank by means of a pipe, in such a way that, on the one hand, water jet expelled by the pump toward the blades of the turbine drives the first generator via the latter in order to generate electrical current, and, on the other hand, the same water jet brings about the rotation of the arm and, thereby, that of the first grooved wheel and thus, by means of the transmission belt, that of the second grooved wheel, thus driving the second generator so as to generate electrical current.