The phrase "hydropower resources" refers to the energy generated from water sources, such as rivers or dams, to produce electricity. It involves harnessing the kinetic or potential energy of water to generate power. Full definition
While the Nordic countries (especially Sweden and Norway) are blessed with an abundance of hydropower resources, they have had to rely on other energy sources when it became apparent that hydropower alone couldn't satisfy the region's growing electricity needs. (world-nuclear-news.org)
In 1966, the two countries signed a treaty that said they would explore hydropower resources in a shared section of the Paraná River (located on the border). (businessinsider.com)
Electricity costs are frustratingly high in New York State, so it is important that our valuable hydropower resource be used here to aid these businesses and the workers, families and communities that depend on them.» (readme.readmedia.com)