Sentences with phrase «hydropower stations»
Hydropower stations are places where the power of flowing water is harnessed to produce electricity. Full definition
The Economic Bank for Reconstruction and Development estimates that Ukraine has great renewable energy potential: the technical potential for wind energy is estimated at 40 TWh / year, small hydropower stations at 8.3 TWh / year, biomass at 120 TWh / year, and solar energy at 50 TWh / year.
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The Bajiaoxi Mining Factory that is located in Bajiaoxi Hydropower Station is one of the affected mining factory's.
Hydropower stations along the Colorado River supply more than 4,200 megawatts of generating capacity.
The Guardian reports that the director of the region's water resource department said, «Tibet is rich in water resources and has good potential for setting up more hydropower stations and dams.
As water supplies dwindle, competition among hydropower stations, farmers, and cities will get worse.
Sichuan Electric Power Company has issued a circular indicating that it will no longer provide the necessary power from its grid - connected hydropower stations.
The Chinese government has expressed concern at the amount of electricity used by bitcoin miners, especially from hydropower stations which were intended to deliver low - cost or free electricity to low - income rural areas in the country.
In 2005 China tied with Germany for the most new investment in renewable energy, pouring $ 7 billion into millions of rooftop solar heating units, small hydropower stations, and photovoltaics.
The Bajiaoxi Mining Factory located in Bajiaoxi Hydropower Station is one of them.
One particularly detrimental impact of the small dams observed in this study is that they often divert the flow of the river to hydropower stations, leaving several kilometers of river bed dewatered, Kibler explained.
«Art in Energy Centres» was exhibited at two hydropower stations.
Despite expert advice, hydropower stations are being built without any evaluation of vulnerability and disaster potential.
In 2009, Nairobi had rolling blackouts due to the diminished runoff from the mountain flowing to hydropower stations.
According to Beijing's Caijing magazine, hydropower stations have been ordered to cease all supply of electricity to customers involved in bitcoin mining.