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Hydroelectricity is a renewable energy source that generates electricity by harnessing the power of flowing water, making it sustainable and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. It produces low greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to a cleaner environment and helping combat climate change. Additionally, hydroelectric plants can provide reliable and consistent energy, often operating at high efficiency and with relatively low operating costs over time. Moreover, they can offer benefits such as flood control and water supply management.
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What are the Good points of hydroelectricity?
what are use of hydroelectricity
Could France use hydroelectricity in the future?
frrance is going to use hydroelectricity in da futre
Why can Iceland use hydroelectricity?
Iceland can use hydroelectricity because of its several mountains. This allows water to flow making streams and rivers ideal for hydroelectricity to be used.
What is the efficiency of hydroelectricity?
not so good
How can hydroelectricity be good and bad?
It can destroy habitats.
How does Hydroelectricity save power?
by use of water
Does Louisiana use hydroelectricity?
Yes, Louisiana does use hydroelectricity. It has multiple hydroelectric power plants, including the world's largest prefabricated one in Vidalia, Louisiana.
What do you use hydroelectricity energy for?
You use hydroelectricity energy for water. Hence the term "hydro". You need hydroelectricity energy to help water flow from the oceans to your pipes and shower heads, washing machine dishwasher toilets..etc :) hope I helped :)
How is hydroelectricity collected for human use?
by farting in a can of soup
How much electricity does hydroelectricity use?
1 watt
Is solar energy a good adjunct to hydroelectricity?
Perfectly, yes.
When will hydroelectricity be accessible to the public?
Hydroelectricity has been available for public use for decades; hydroelectricity supplies around 20% of demand, and several countries have it as their main (in the case of Norway, almost only) source of power...
