Hydropower - Revision history

Elie at 02:40, 22 June 2024

2024-06-22T02:40:42Z

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	Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro\|with some exceptions]].		Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro\|with some exceptions]].

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			==Considerations==
			===Geography===
			{{sum\|Major limiting factor\|bad}}
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			{{pn\|This section should also link to the page on [[new hydro]]power opportunities.}}
			===Effects on wildlife===
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			{{pn\|Need to cover both aquatic life (fish etc) and surrounding landscape.}}
			===Displacement of people===
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			{{pn\|Need to talk about the 1.4 million people who had to be relocated (homes demolished) in order to build the Three Gorges Dam in China. Is this a common occurrence for hydropower construction?}}

	==External links==		==External links==

Elie: Elie moved page Hydro to Hydropower over redirect: New naming scheme

2023-11-03T20:28:17Z

Elie moved page Hydro to Hydropower over redirect: New naming scheme

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Elie at 17:26, 2 September 2023

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/types-hydropower-plants Types of hydropower plants]		* [https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/types-hydropower-plants Types of hydropower plants]

			[[Category:Energy sources]]

Elie at 10:10, 27 February 2023

2023-02-27T10:10:26Z

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	Hydropower uses the motion of ~~waterways~~ (~~i.e.~~ rivers) to generate electricity.~~<!-- TODO: add an image of a hydroelectric dam -->~~		[[File:hydropower1.jpg\|thumb]]

			Hydropower uses the motion of water (usually rivers, sometimes tides) to generate electricity.

	This is a source of green [[energy]]<!--TODO: discuss its environmental impacts compared to other energy sources--> that is only available in '''some''' parts of the world.{{qn}}		This is a source of green [[energy]]<!--TODO: discuss its environmental impacts compared to other energy sources--> that is only available in '''some''' parts of the world.{{qn}}

Elie at 06:23, 3 January 2023

2023-01-03T06:23:47Z

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	Hydropower uses the motion of ~~water~~ (~~typically~~ rivers) to generate electricity.		Hydropower uses the motion of waterways (i.e. rivers) to generate electricity.<!-- TODO: add an image of a hydroelectric dam -->

	This is ~~overall~~ a ~~green~~ source of [[energy]]<!-- TODO: ~~expand on this~~ --> ~~but~~ is only available in ''some'' parts of the world.{{qn}}		This is a source of green [[energy]]<!--TODO: discuss its environmental impacts compared to other energy sources--> that is only available in '''some''' parts of the world.{{qn}}

	Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro\|with some exceptions]].		Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro\|with some exceptions]].

Elie: Elie moved page Hydropower to Hydro: Want to make short pagenames the standard i.e. solar, hydro, wind, nuclear

2023-01-03T06:15:22Z

Elie moved page Hydropower to Hydro: Want to make short pagenames the standard i.e. solar, hydro, wind, nuclear

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Elie at 03:37, 3 January 2023

2023-01-03T03:37:39Z

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	Hydropower uses the motion of water (typically rivers) to generate [[electricity]].		Hydropower uses the motion of water (typically rivers) to generate electricity.

	This is overall a green source of [[energy]]<!-- TODO: expand on this --> but is only available in ''some'' parts of the world.{{qn}}		This is overall a green source of [[energy]]<!-- TODO: expand on this --> but is only available in ''some'' parts of the world.{{qn}}

	Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro\|with some exceptions]].		Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro\|with some exceptions]].

			==External links==
			* [https://www.energy.gov/eere/water/types-hydropower-plants Types of hydropower plants]

Elie: Created page with "Hydropower uses the motion of water (typically rivers) to generate electricity. This is overall a green source of energy but is only available in ''some'' parts of the world.{{qn}} Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - with some exceptions."

2023-01-03T03:09:00Z

Created page with "Hydropower uses the motion of water (typically rivers) to generate electricity. This is overall a green source of energy but is only available in ''some'' parts of the world.{{qn}} Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - with some exceptions."

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Hydropower uses the motion of water (typically rivers) to generate [[electricity]].

This is overall a green source of [[energy]] but is only available in ''some'' parts of the world.{{qn}}

Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - [[new hydro|with some exceptions]].