Sentence examples for at hydropower from inspiring English sources

Lower than normal rainfall reduces power production at hydropower plants, forcing utility companies to run higher-cost power plants.

This review will focus on the consequences for fish welfare and the progress towards developing the means to pass and protect fish at hydropower dams, at water withdrawal facilities, and in other engineered aquatic environments.

Some methods for improving fish passage and protection at hydropower dams involve modifications and additions to engineered structures and occasionally use sensory stimuli such as light, sound, turbulence, or electric fields to influence fish distributions.

Flow peaking is a common practice at hydroelectric facilities as hydropower generation often tracks the demand in electricity, and understanding its ecological impacts is key to developing sustainable river management guidelines.

More than 20 people were resident at the hydropower station.

However before allocation of e-flows, it is necessary to first assess the river flow available for allocation at existing hydropower stations in the Kafue Basin.

Further downstream, maximum discharge of 1198 m3/s was recorded at Punatsangchu Hydropower project site (Kuensel 2015a) (Fig. 7). Figure 8 is a longitudinal profile of Mo Chu from Lemthang Tsho to Punakha Dzong, a seat of district administration (Fig. 1).

In this paper, a complicated three-dimensional (3D) numerical simulation and safety assessment of the slope around the flood discharge tunnel at Yangqu hydropower station is implemented in FLAC3D, and 3D slide arcs of good shape are obtained.

On the basis of the practices at Longtan hydropower station and other projects, and taking into account the comprehensive factors such as the structure characteristics of RAB, the age of concrete and the strength of bonding interface, the safe PPV for an RAB in a large underground powerhouse are thoroughly studied.

The region from Homer, at the south of the Kenai Peninsula, up to Fairbanks, a route known as the Railbelt, is tied together so that electrical power is generated from three sources: coal at Healy, natural gas at Anchorage, and hydropower from the dams at Bradley and Eklutna lakes.

This level of consumption was followed by that of hydropower at 23.9%, natural gas at 8.7%, and coal at 0.05% with their respective total average consumption standing at 16.08%, 5.17%, and 0.04% for the period from 2002 to 2007 as shown in Table8.