Hydropower generation resources are clustered unevenly around the country, with over half of U.S. hydro capacity concentrated in three States: Washington, Oregon, and California.
Not exact matches
Started in 1982 - 83, the multipurpose project was planned for irrigation,
hydropower generation and water supply2harnessing the water
resources of river Subarnarekha for irrigation, flood control and municipal and industrial use (Government of Bihar, 1988).
Since 1995, the Rosebud Sioux and other COUP tribes have committed to the utility - scale development of tribal wind
resources on their reservations (estimated in the hundreds of gigawatts of potential), and the integration of large - scale distributed tribal wind
generation with diminishing reliance on
hydropower from federal transmission grids.
Several
generation resources are also fully permitted and readily available to come online by 2021, after the plant's closure, including clean, renewable
hydropower able to replace up to 1,000 megawatts of power.
Existing laws such as renewable portfolio standards, energy efficiency
resource standards, long - term requirements for additional
hydropower and wind power, and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions caps will require a significant reduction in natural gas - fired
generation throughout New England.
Funds are also used for community and technical colleges to establish two clean energy centers for excellence within rural communities, with one focused on renewable energy integration and the other on smart grid technology and the next
generation of
hydropower resources.
All of the time that includes a hefty portion of
hydropower, which much of the time isn't exactly green in terms of environmental impact (or sometimes social impact) but in terms of actual electricity
generation is carbon - free and does use a renewable
resource.