Sentence examples for the hydroelectricity from inspiring English sources
noun
Electricity produced from the energy of moving water
Most of the hydroelectricity comes from huge stations on the Volga, Kama, Ob, Yenisey, Angara, and Zeya rivers.
This came to an additional $500m in the hydroelectricity sector, $1.7bn in the agriculture sector and $209m for tackling water-induced disasters.
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.
Egypt has comparatively small reserves of petroleum, & Nixon & Sadat, it is said, believe that nuclear-generated electricity is necessary to supplement all the hydroelectricity to be generated by the Russian-built Aswan Dam.
In the present hydropower system, all the hydroelectricity is generated from paddle wheels.
The hydroelectricity transfer to India can contribute to India's increasing power demand for its rapid industrialization and population growth, especially in the development of its Northeastern areas.
Darjeeling got from 1897 up to the early 1990s hydroelectricity from the nearby Sidrapong Hydel Power Station, such being the first town in India supplied with hydropower.
By September 1939, four more generators were operating, and the dam's power plant became the largest hydroelectricity facility in the world.
Analysts with Citigroup have estimated that missing out on the broadband project – the countrys biggest infrastructure project since the Snowy River hydroelectricity and irrigation scheme in the 1970s – would cost Telstra 1.10 Australian dollars (71 cents) a share in the long term, worth about 30% of its current market price of 3.68 Australian dollars ($2.38) a share.
Jakarta's electricity comes from several sources; these include the thermal plant in Ancol, close to the port of Tanjung Priok, smaller diesel plants in various parts of the city, and the Jatiluhur hydroelectricity project located close to Purwakarta, about 70 miles (110 km) southeast of Jakarta.
This is mainly due to the fact that the main power source of the state, hydroelectricity, has practically reached its maximum exploitation stage [4].
