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Exploring Hydropower

Exploring Hydropower. Water Cycle. Gravitational Energy. Harnessing Water Power. World’s First Hydropower Plant. Top Hydropower Producing States. 2012 (thousand megawatt hours). Washington 89,464 Oregon 39,410 California 26,837 New York 24,652 Montana 11,283

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Exploring Hydropower

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  1. Exploring Hydropower

  2. Water Cycle

  3. Gravitational Energy

  4. Harnessing Water Power The NEED Project 2014

  5. World’s First Hydropower Plant

  6. Top Hydropower Producing States 2012 (thousand megawatt hours) • Washington 89,464 • Oregon 39,410 • California 26,837 • New York 24,652 • Montana 11,283 Other major hydropower producing states include Idaho, Tennessee, Arizona, Alabama, and South Dakota. They all produce over 5,000 Mwh annually.

  7. Hydroelectric Generation by Country Billion kilowatt-hours Data: EIA

  8. U.S. Electricity Production 2012 Data provided by US EIA Net Generation by Energy Source

  9. The NEED Project 2014

  10. The NEED Project 2014

  11. The NEED Project 2014

  12. Advantages • Renewable Energy • Clean Energy Source • Domestic Energy Source • Generally Available As Needed • Provides Recreational Opportunities • Water Supply and Flood Control

  13. Power Plant Efficiency

  14. Coal vs. Hydro Kinetic Energy Conversion 35% 95%

  15. Possible Environmental Impacts • Fish Population • Quality and Flow of Water • Ecosystems of Rivers and Streams

  16. Other Disadvantages • Drought • Impact on Local Environment and Land Use • Preservation Concerns

  17. For More Information The NEED Project www.need.org info@need.org 1-800-875-5029 Energy Information Administration U.S. Department of Energy www.eia.gov The NEED Project 2014

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