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Significats de hydroelectricity en anglès

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Electricity generated by hydropower.

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Ús de hydroelectricity en anglès
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The balance is not there and it's really a favouring of hydroelectricity.
Radio NZ
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The nation's largest energy storage option right now is pumped hydroelectricity.
Wired
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One of Alcan's key attractions was a deal with Quebec ensuring inexpensive hydroelectricity.
Reuters
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I want him to consider that just possibly hydroelectricity is a good and wondrous thing.
The day the falls stood still
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Irrigation and hydroelectricity are also negatively impacting freshwater ways, as water is diverted into stores.
Radio NZ
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Once free-flowing, the river is now damned for hydroelectricity.
Radio NZ
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Then, when the wind drops, the water runs through a hydroelectricity plant ensuring an uninterrupted supply.
The Guardian
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The local power plant runs on hydroelectricity.
Bird Box
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Croatia has installed power of 4,500 MW, mostly from coal and hydroelectricity.
Reuters
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Whether it is silver, wine, abrasives, fertilizer, or hydroelectricity, the workers want better wages and an eight-hour day.
The day the falls stood still
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Apart from hydroelectricity, the country has done little to develop other sources such as wind and solar power.
Reuters
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It can also restrict water flow, hinder swimmers and boat operators, and threaten drinking water sources and hydroelectricity supplies.
Radio NZ
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But if they were phased out, could renewable energy, such as hydroelectricity, wind and solar take up the slack?
The Guardian
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About China Yangtze Power Co., Ltd. China Yangtze Power Co., Ltd. is a China-based company, principally engaged in hydroelectricity business.
Reuters
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In winter months, China's second biggest power source, hydroelectricity, is at a seasonal low and coal transport often becomes congested.
Reuters
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The next thirty years will also see a strong increase in demand for water -for hydroelectricity, irrigation, and urbanization.
The Guardian