Sentence examples for hydroelectricity from inspiring English sources

But the hydroelectricity will be missed, said Robert Weisenmiller, chairman of the California Energy Commission. "It's a great resource when we have it," he said.

For the southern section, the highway follows the Río Baker (until recently the river was threatened by a hydroelectricity scheme) and passes the new Parque Patagonia.

Ethiopia hopes to export hydroelectricity to neighbouring Djibouti and Sudan.

But because of its huge resources of coal and natural gas, along with heavy investments in hydroelectricity and nuclear power, geothermal juice contributes a mere 0.4% of its electrical output.

But Pakistan has been slow to exploit its own coal resources and most would have to be imported.The country has huge potential for hydroelectricity, the cheapest form of energy, but dams can take the best part of a decade to build.

The only way to do that is to rely strictly on renewables like wind and solar energy, or carbon-free hydroelectricity and nuclear power.Unfortunately, renewables do not scale particularly well.

Importing gas from energy-rich Bolivia or Peru will not be an option until the three countries resolve their border disputes.That leaves hydroelectricity as one of few realistic alternatives.

The price of gas exports has fallen too, while Brazil (the main market) has cut imports by a third because of a slowing economy and plentiful rainfall for hydroelectricity.

Many of the projects Ms Swaraj discussed notably the export of hydroelectricity from dams in Nepal to India will struggle to overcome deeply ingrained suspicions of India.

This steam, together with hydroelectricity, provides 72% of Iceland's energy.

And generators must grapple with Brazil's unusual reliance on hydroelectricity for 90% of its supply.