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Hydroelectric Power : A Guide for Developers and Investors

Worldwide, hydropower is a crucial power supply option for several reasons. First, it is a renewable energy resource that can contribute to sustainable development by generating local, typically inexpensive power. Second, hydropower reduces relianc...

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Main Author: International Finance Corporation
Language:English
en_US
Published: Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
AQUATIC HABITATS
ROTATIONAL SPEED
EMPLOYMENT
VERTICAL AXIS
POWER GRID
POWER PLANTS
BIRDS
CARBON DIOXIDE
FOSSIL FUELS
PLANT RELIABILITY
AIR QUALITY
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAM
BATTERY CHARGERS
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
POWER STATION
TURBINE BLADES
POWER STATIONS
ELECTRIC GENERATOR
ACTIVITIES
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
GENERATION
DEMAND FOR POWER
COST OF ELECTRICITY
ENERGY SOURCE
WIND
COSTS OF ELECTRICITY
EMISSIONS
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
GAS PRICE
THERMAL POWER PLANTS
BATTERIES
PLANT OPERATION
ENERGY GENERATION
GAS
PRICE
PEAK DEMAND
SOLAR PROJECTS
VOLTAGE
TURBINE EFFICIENCY
TURBINE DESIGN
POWER SYSTEM
GREENHOUSE GAS
ELECTRIC UTILITY
OXYGEN
BIOMASS
AMOUNT OF POWER
GENERATION CAPACITY
PETROLEUM
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
GENERATOR UNITS
OIL
HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
TRANSMISSION FACILITIES
POWER GENERATION
HYDROELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE
AIR EMISSIONS
ENERGY SOURCES
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
POWER SECTOR
THERMAL PLANTS
RENEWABLE SOURCE
ENERGY STRATEGIES
ENERGY SUPPLY
ELECTRIFICATION
OPTIONS
WATER
ENERGY RESOURCES
SAND
POWER GENERATORS
HYDRO PLANT
ACCESS ROADS
CAPACITY FACTOR
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
NOZZLES
POLLUTION
GRID CONNECTION
PEAK POWER
SOLAR ENERGY
HYDRO POWER PLANTS
FUELS
THERMAL POWER
POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION
PEAK POWER GENERATION
GREENHOUSE GASES
CARBON EMISSIONS
EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS
KINETIC ENERGY
TURBINE
EMISSION
PEAK LOAD
ENERGY OUTPUT
POWER DEMAND
TURBINE ∗η GENERATOR
GRID CONNECTIONS
TURBINE COMPONENTS
RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
CLIMATE CHANGE
ELECTRIC POWER
BALANCE
SOURCE OF ENERGY
ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
LOAD FACTOR
ENERGY ALTERNATIVES
HYDRO POWER
UTILITIES
ENERGY NEEDS
GRID INTEGRATION
POWER
ELECTRICITY SALES
ELECTRICITY
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
BUFFER ZONES
HYDROPOWER
POLLUTANTS
ELECTRICITY GENERATION
POWER LINES
FOSSIL FUEL
CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION
GEOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
POWER AVAILABILITY
HYDROPOWER PLANT
ENERGY PRODUCTION
POWER PRODUCTION
TURBINES
ELECTRICITY PRICES
ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY
ENERGY DEMAND
BURNING FOSSIL FUELS
NATURAL GAS
ENERGY LOSSES
HYDROELECTRIC POWER
TURBULENCE
TRANSMISSION LINE
INVESTMENT
ELECTRICITY PRICE
POWER CAPACITY
COAL
TARIFF
ZERO NET PRESENT VALUE
DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
FUEL
PEAK DEMAND PERIODS
DRILLING
FUEL OIL
POWER SECTOR PLANNING
POLLUTION CONTROL
AVAILABILITY
FACILITIES
PRESSURE RISE
HYDROPOWER GENERATION
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
INVESTMENTS
METHANE
RENEWABLE SOURCE OF ENERGY
CAPACITY FACTORS
TAX PAYMENTS
RENEWABLE ENERGY
ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
GASES
TURBINE GENERATORS
ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION
DIESEL
EVAPORATION
RENEWABLE ENERGY MARKET
PLANT EFFICIENCY
COMPRESSED AIR
FOSSIL
TRANSMISSION LINES
PRICES
APPROACH
POWER PLANT
ENERGY
THERMAL CAPACITY
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/25005720/hydroelectric-power-guide-developers-investors
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22788

Internet

http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/25005720/hydroelectric-power-guide-developers-investors
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22788

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