Sentence examples for hydroelectric industry from inspiring English sources

"There was power in the river that nobody was tapping into – in effect it was free money," Body explains, who was awarded an MBE in 2013 for services to the hydroelectric industry.

When a switch designed for the hydroelectric industry threw him clear across the room, blew all the fuses and set fire to a power station, he was delighted: he believed he had discovered a substitute for gunpowder that would revolutionize weaponry.

As the world scrambles to embrace green energy, the hydroelectric industry is enjoying a massive resurgence.

Flooded lands are delineated based on (1) forest conversion mapping [21], (2) the Canadian Reservoir Database [26], and (3) hydroelectric industry consultations [19].

The solar industry alone is expected to create 22,000 jobs while the hydroelectric industry requires 700,000 jobs to reach a new capacity of 23,000-60,000 MW.

Secondary industry also includes energy-producing industries (e.g., hydroelectric industries) as well as the construction industry.

Through holding companies, the armed forces still control TAME, one of Ecuador's largest airlines, and enterprises in the munitions, shrimp fishing, construction, clothing, flower farming and hydroelectric industries, making the military one of the country's most powerful economic groups.

The coal companies scream about being "over-regulated" - but the wind, solar and hydroelectric industries have dollar signs in their eyes, as a market is created for their products.

In the south a modest hydroelectric power industry has developed along fast-moving streams.

One of Chile's worst droughts this century has affected the (mainly hydroelectric) power industry; energy shortages shaved at least 0.7% from GDP between January and March.

Fertile soils in the northern and central areas of Mozambique have yielded a varied and abundant agriculture, and the great Zambezi River has provided ample water for irrigation and the basis for a regionally important hydroelectric power industry.