Hydropower is not only a renewable and sustainable energy source, but its flexibility and
storage capacity also makes it possible to improve grid stability and to support the …

In terms of fuel resource, hydropower possesses a prominent advantage over any other
large power plants which burn fossil fuels to generate electricity. Moreover, due to the …

The water-energy-ecosystem nexus represents a complex interlinkage that depends on the
flow regime type. Inadequate environmental flows setting may adversely affect the riverine …

Increasing energy prices and concerns about global climate change highlight the need to
improve energy independence in municipal wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). This …

The hydrokinetic industry has advanced beyond its initial testing phase with full-scale
projects being introduced, constructed and tested globally. However primary hurdles such …

Pakistan has not fully harnessed the capacity of its vast hydropower potential for electricity
generation. It depends on imported and local fossil fuels to fulfill its energy demands, which …

Europe has a large tradition of Small Hydropower stations (SHP); these proliferate wherever
there was an adequate supply of moving water and a need for electricity. As electricity …

Hydroelectric power is a relatively cheap, reliable, sustainable, and renewable source of
energy that can be generated without toxic waste and considerably lower emissions of …

The gradual depletion of fossil-fuel-based energy resources and the growing rate of
greenhouse gas emission are two of the most significant global concerns in recent years …

The goal of run-of-river hydropower is to produce cost-competitive renewable electricity with
minimal disruption of the natural riverine ecosystem. Modeling and feasibility analysis of …