The phrase "allow hydropower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about energy policies, environmental regulations, or infrastructure projects where hydropower is being considered or permitted.
Example: "The new legislation aims to allow hydropower as a viable energy source in the region."
Alternatives: "permit hydropower" or "enable hydropower".
Such prioritization is intended to optimize the benefit of protecting some catchments and allowing hydropower development in others.
The current agroforestry landscape generates a significantly higher discharge than in the past, allowing a hydropower dam to revise its power-production targets upwards.
More importantly, all of the above analyses supply theoretical basis for allowing a hydropower station to maintain a stable operation in the process of sudden load increase transient.
More importantly, these methods and analytic results will present theoretical groundwork for allowing a hydropower station in the process of load rejection transient.
It also explains comments on capital costs and maintenance allow comparison with other forms of hydropower.
Now, under the terms of the licensing agreement between the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and FirstLight Power Resources, which owns five hydropower plants on the Housatonic, dams must allow water to flow through turbines at a constant speed.
The projects form part of Brazil's plans to install 25GW of new hydropower capacity by 2024 and create a massive industrial waterway to allow soya and other crops to be exported more easily to Europe.
Hydro Green Energy Chief Executive Wayne Krouse is an Atlas Shrugged kind of guy who waited four years for a patent that would allow him to launch a cleantech company that holds the promise of greatly enhancing hydropower capacity in the U.S. His friends and family all doctors put in a little over $500,000 to make his vision a reality.
"It is becoming evident that the development of hydropower plants, particularly of small plants, is not undertaken in a manner which would allow for the sustainable use of water," an EU spokesperson said, adding: "The study aims to identify those that could possibly be built in a sustainable fashion, therefore ensuring that the others are not".
Hydropower companies want to keep their mountain reservoirs as full as possible in order to generate as much electricity as Vietnam's rivers allow.
