Sentence examples for both hydropower from inspiring English sources

One alternative solution that could be applied is an integrated system with both hydropower and wind energy.

In the eastern US, frequencies of both high and low streamflow were projected to increase in the majority of subbasins upstream of both hydropower and flood control reservoirs.

After World War II, both countries shifted to higher shares of fossil fuels, but in Czechoslovakia, coal was the most important fossil energy carrier (dominated by brown coal), while in Austria, coal was soon replaced by crude oil as the most important fossil fuel, and both hydropower electricity and natural gas gained importance.

Both necessitate vibrant and proactive frameworks to both harness hydropower resources and ensure climate change practices that promote environmental sustainability.

One Norwegian study has forecast that climate change will typically cause power prices in Norway to fall, because of both increased hydropower production and also the expectation that demand for electricity will be lower in warm weather, said Gorill Kristiansen, who works for the Research Council of Norway's climate program.

With dramatic cost declines and performance improvements, both mini-hydropower and solar photovoltaics (PV) now serve as core options to meet the growing demand for electricity in underserved regions worldwide.

Indeed, cutting down forests for bioenergy and damming rivers for hydropower – both commonly counted as renewable energy sources – can have terrible environmental consequences.

As coal declines, clean electricity in China is increasing rapidly with solar power up 28% in the first half of 2016, nuclear up 25% and wind and hydropower both up 13%.

Although Turkey and Iran take the top 2 positions for renewable power generation, they are both based on hydropower.

Similar to the MAF vulnerability figure, watersheds in the upper, right quadrant were both valuable for hydropower generation and vulnerable to runoff timing changes associated with climate warming.

Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan both largely depend on hydropower from the Pamir and Tien Shan ranges, and Sri Lanka also relies heavily on hydropower.