Sentence examples for hydropower decision from inspiring English sources

Historically, hydropower decision making tends to occurs without local community involvement.

And an energy equivalent reservoir model [11] was applied to the stochastic optimization of hydropower production decisions in the Brazilian power system.

The total reduction in mean annual flow (MAF) from the Sierra Nevada region is important for future water supply and hydropower planning decisions, as well as protection of aquatic ecosystems at the regional and watershed levels.

These findings provide a clear picture of both positive and negative effects of hydropower development for decision-makers in the monetary term, and also provide a basis for further design of environmental instrument such as payment for watershed ecosystem services.

But in a state reliant on emission-free hydropower, that is a less controversial decision than the rejection of new coal plants in Kansas.

Traditionally, the decision criteria when analyzing hydropower projects, have been mostly a technical and economical analysis which focused on the production of electricity.

This paper describes an optimization program that is required by Fujian Electric Power Company Ltd. (FEPCL) to aid the shift engineers in making decisions with the short-term hydropower scheduling such that the generation benefit can be maximal.

The section covered by the systematic drilling campaign extends over 5 km in the Nalps hydropower lake region and aimed to support decisions and counter measures related to tunnel drainage induced surface deformations.

Although existing infrastructure and long-term agreements (such as hydropower concessions) constrain present-day and future decisions, a pragmatic strategy of adaptation can, in many cases, accommodate evolving scientific understanding and societal expectations.

Long term planning and integration of countries that share the Amazon basin is a strategic decision to control and develop the hydropower exploitation in the region.

Eventually, MARD sent an official letter to the Prime Minister and newspapers stating the hydropower plant had 'disregarded the Prime Minister's order [Decision 380].