Hydroelectric power refers to electricity produced by the energy of moving water. It is generated by converting the natural force of water, such as rivers or dams, into electrical energy through the use of turbines. Full definition
About... The city where Harry Houdini grew up is also known as the birthplace of hydroelectric power generation in the United States. (localresumeservices.com)
Both India and China are exploring opportunities to harness Himalayan waters for hydroelectric power projects, and while the initial melt promises to provide plenty of water for both sides, the loss of glaciers could lead to water shortages further in the future. (edition.cnn.com)
Moreover, harmonized regulatory policies and reduced barriers to electricity trade could enable expanded US imports of hydroelectric power from Canada. (rff.org)