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With a pumping station, they use pumps to perform a function with a liquid. This might include moving drinkable water or sewage up hill, for example.

A hydroelectric plant uses water flowing downwards to turn turbines to produce electricity.

Some hydroelectric plants have pumping stations that move water up hill into holding facilities from which it is released to turn additional turbines during periods of high demand for electricity.

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