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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}} |
Revision as of 06:10, 27 February 2023
Hydropower uses the motion of water (usually rivers, sometimes tides) to generate electricity.
This is a source of green energy that is only available in some parts of the world.[QUANTIFICATION needed]
Most hydro power plants that can be built, already have been - with some exceptions.