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Growing hydropower potential in China under 1.5 °C and 2.0 °C global warming and beyond
Environmental Research Letters, 2022 Renewable energy is the key to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and is one of the most concerning issues worldwide. China has the largest hydropower potential in the world.
Wei Qi, Lian Feng, Junguo Liu, Hong Yang
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Hydropower potential in Assam: Assessment and analysis
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 2021 Electricity is a must in every aspect of life. It has been identified as a fundamental human desire. It is the foundation of a country’s socio-economic growth. The provision of low-cost electricity to rural India is critical to the country’s overall growth. The service sector has made a significant contribution to our economy’s development.
Florence Akangle Panme +1 more
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Hydropower Potential of Montenegro
Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment, 2012 As the existing total hydropower potential of Montenegro is outdated, an attempt is made to re estimate the potential and also to assess the possibility of the utilization of the total hydropower potential in Montenegro in newly created conditions and opportunities.
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Potential for small hydropower development in the Lower Pra River Basin, Ghana
Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 2020 Study region: : Lower Pra River (LPR) Basin, Ghana Study focus: : This study examines the potential for Small Hydropower Development in a semi-arid environment albeit the lack of data.
Emmanuel Arthur +6 more
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Small hydropower in Southern Africa – an overview of five countries in the region
Journal of Energy in Southern Africa, 2017 This paper looks at the status of small hydropower in Lesotho, Mozambique, South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. For each country, an overview will be given of the electricity sector and the role of hydropower, the potential for small hydropower and the ...
Qim Jonker Klunne
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Journal of Water and Climate Change, 2021 Ugandan rivers are being tapped as a resource for the generation of hydropower in addition to other uses. Studies on the reliability of these hydropower plants due to climate and land-use/land cover changes on the hydrology of these rivers are scanty ...
Hilary Keneth Bahati +2 more
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Energy Reports, 2020 This study aims to identify potential hydropower sites and calculate the theoretical potential hydropower capacity based on watershed modelling of the Mindanao River Basin (MRB) in the Philippines for the sustainable development of a previously unstudied
Ismail Adal Guiamel, Han Soo Lee
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Pumped Storage Hydropower for Sustainable and Low-Carbon Electricity Grids in Pacific Rim Economies
Energies, 2022 Because generating electricity significantly contributes to global greenhouse gas emissions, meeting the 2015 Paris Agreement and 2021 Glasgow Climate Pact requires rapidly transitioning to zero or low-emissions electricity grids. Though the installation
Daniel Gilfillan, Jamie Pittock
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Unlocking the Development of Hydropower Potential
Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment, 2015 Nepal is rich in hydropower amounted to 42 GW. But it is poor in terms of per capita electricity consumption amounted to 106 KWh which keeps Nepal in a lowest position among the countries of South Asia. Harnessing this is a must for Nepal to run to the road to prosperity.
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Water Resources Research, 2023 In this study a new procedure to address the optimization of the location and selection of pumps as turbines (PATs) within irrigation networks is presented in order to reduce network pressure and recover energy.
M. C. Morani +4 more
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