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Hydroelectric Power
Latest News & Articles
Renewables in Spain: The Good & the Ugly -
The Good: Last week, Red Electrica de Espana announced that renewable energy contributed 54% of Spain’s electricity mix in April. Of that total, hydropower and wind provided the...
Alaska Needs An Energy Decision -
Passage of oil tax legislation was a principal achievement of the Legislature this session. Over the next 5- to 7-year period we will see whether the producers react to the lower tax by...
Can Wind, Water and Sun Power NY by 2050? -
A group of scientists and energy analysts has laid out a path under which New York State could, in theory, eliminate its use of fossil fuels and nuclear power — including for...
More Articles
- Rain Does Little For Brazil's Energy Woes - Marco Sibaja, Associated Press
- Hobbled on Energy, India Ponders a Multitude of Dams - R. Nuwer, NYT
- The Dispatch Curve - Editors
- The Exaggerated Promise of Renewable Energy - Russ Finley, CER
- The Dam Boom in the Amazon - Charles Lyons, New York Times
- Norway Wants to Become Europe's Battery - Christoph Seidler, Der Spiegel
- How Did Iceland Go 100% Green? - Mark Halper, Renewable Energy World
- The Elite: Top 10 States for Renewable Power - Jordan Weissmann, Atlantic
- Hydrovolts Finds New Sources of Energy - Herman Trabish, GreenTechGrid
- Toronto Hydro's Threat: Cash Now or Lights Off! - Matt Gurney, NP
- A Detailed Look at Hydroelectricity's Potential - Tom Murphy, OilPrice
- China's Dam Frenzy Hits a Wall - Brahma Chellaney, Project Syndicate
- Keep Giving Tax Credits for Wind Power? - Rob Hotakainen, Seattle Times
- Burma's Burning Issue - The Myitsone Dam - Wai Moe, Irrawaday News
- China's Big Push in African Energy - Hackley & Westhuizen, Bloomberg
- For Tajikistan, Will Hydroelectricity Be the Future? - John Daly, OilPrice
- States That Have Adopted Clean Energy Standards - Congressional Budget Office
- "Renewables" Consist Mostly of Hydro, Wood - Energy Information Administration
- The Power Industry and Water Collide - Peter Hanlon, Huffington Post
- When Wind, Water and Salmon Collide - Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
- Hydropower Enjoys a Global Resurgence - Kate Galbraith, New York Times
- Hearing on the American Energy Intiative - Institute for Energy Research