0 hydroelectric power (= the production of electricity by the force of fast moving water)
At the current state of development, the model of the hydropower system must be regarded as illustrative as opposed to definitive.
With regard to the hydropower system application, significant improvements and additions to the model are required to provide an acceptable design tool.
Investment in hydropower was thought of as part of macroeconomic policy, and only secondarily as an object of industrial policy.
The technologies have included solar, wind, biomass and small hydropower.
A total of 90% of all renewable energies apart from large-scale hydropower were produced under the system of guaranteed input prices.
There exist there arrangements where surplus energy from private hydropower can be paid into the grid instead of being wasted.
Neither hydropower nor today's alternative energy sources are capable of meeting our supply needs.
Although hydropower actually helps in the fight against climate change, ecological and social criteria should also be taken into consideration.
