Sentence examples for hydropower markets from inspiring English sources

In empirical analysis, the nuclear energy and hydropower markets in China and US are investigated, and some interesting results are obtained.

At the present, we are going to work to re-make small scale hydropower technologies and markets.

In April 2014, 24% of the directly marketed biomass power capacity and 43% of the directly marketed hydropower capacity were correspondingly pre-qualified.

Norway could generate much more hydropower, given a market.

But what is being debated now is whether, when it comes to hydropower, the free market is really the right recipe.

A database consisting of 81 observations derived from 29 studies valuing the non-market impacts of hydropower electricity generation is constructed with the main aim to quantify and explain the economic values for positive and negative hydropower externalities.

The value of perfect information of the day-ahead energy prices is studied in the context of the operation of a closed-loop and daily-cycle pumped-storage hydropower plant, participating in the spot market as a price-taker and in the secondary regulation reserve market as a price-maker.

On paper, the proposal looks fairly straightforward: a 330-mile underground power line that would carry electricity generated by hydropower in Quebec, one of the cheapest power markets in North America, to New York City, one of the most expensive.

Different meta-regression model specifications are used to test the robustness of significant determinants of non-market values, including different types of hydropower impacts.

Policy recommendations to rectify the verification process are proposed, so that when implemented, the right hydropower projects may be included in the new market mechanisms of the post-2020 regime.

In general, wind energy, low-impact hydropower and certain forms of sustainable biomass are frequently marketed in this way.