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Hydropower Energy:     more books (91)

International Renewable Energy Organizations: International Hydropower Association, International Renewable Energy Agency Hydropower 2002: Reclamation's Energy Initiative 2009 Energy Data Book Series: Power Technologies Energy Data Book, 4th Edition - Biopower, Geothermal, Solar, Wind, Hydrogen, Hydropower, Microturbines, Fuel Cells, Superconducting Power (Ringbound) by Department of Energy, 2008-10-04 Hydropower: A National Energy Resource by Engineering Foundation, 1979-01-01 Hydropower: A national energy resource : 1979 Engineering Foundation Conference, March 11-16, 1979, Tidewater Inn, Easton, Maryland by Anonymous, 1980-01-01 A Blueprint for Green Energy in the Americas (Volumes 1 and 2) 2009 with CD-Rom by Garten Rothkopf, 2009 Investing in hydropower: Renewable energy at a price by Paul A Breeze, 1997 Intervention in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's review of hydropower by Richard Roos-Collins, 1983 Undeveloped hydropower as a potential energy source in Idaho by C. C Warnick, 1979 Hydropower Energy Cheap Chart (Cheap Charts) by Carson-Dellosa Publishing, 2007-01-29 Preliminary assessment of fish entrainment at hydropower projects a report on studies and protective measures (SuDoc E 2.23/2:10/V.1-2) by U.S. Dept of Energy, Engineering guidelines for the evaluation of hydropower projects (SuDoc E 2.8:EN 3/CHAP.-) by U.S. Dept of Energy, Environmental assessment of potential cumulative impacts associated with hydropower development in the Skagit River Basin, Washington (SuDoc E 2.11/3:SK 1) by U.S. Dept of Energy, 1991

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41. Lahmeyer International India Private Limited
    consultants in the fields of power, energy, water, hydropower, and transportation  
    http://www.liindia.com
    
    Extractions: Lahmeyer International (India) Pvt. Ltd. (LII), a subsidiary of Lahmeyer International GmbH Germany, was established in 1993 as an independent consulting and engineering company offering a complete spectrum of technical, commercial and contractual advisory services in large infrastructure projects, mainly in the Energy, Water and Transportation Sectors. Lahmeyer International GmbH (LIG) Lahmeyer International (India) Private Limited,C-032B, Super Mart-1 DLF City, Phase IV, Gurgaon 122002,India Telephone (91-124) 5040900 Fax (91-124) 5040905 E-mail info@liindia.com

42. Idaho Rivers United - Hydropower And Energy
    hydropower/energy. North Fork Payette River Dam Defeated ! CataraftersEnjoy the Free Flowing North Fork Payette Photo by Mark Lisk.  
    http://www.idahorivers.org/hydronfpay.html
    
    Extractions: Developer Gives Up on Payette River Hydropower Project On October 18, just hours before an Idaho Department of Water Resources administrative hearing, Gem Irrigation District of Homedale, Idaho withdrew a water right application for a hydropower project on the North Fork Payette River between Smiths Ferry and Banks. The withdrawal is the final move in a struggle over hydropower development on the river that has spanned more than a decade and engaged hundreds of citizens and the state legislature. The river is one of Idaho's most famous whitewater boating spots and a scenic attraction for thousands of travelers on Idaho Highway 55 every year. The state river conservation organization Idaho Rivers United has been a vigorous opponent of hydropower development on the North Fork Payette River. Liz Paul, conservation director for Idaho Rivers United said, "I look forward to moving the North Fork Payette project to my dead hydro files and enjoying the free-flowing river with my family for years to come. This is a great event for everyone who has fought so hard for the North Fork, and it's an affirmation of our state protected river system." The application for diversion of 2,200 cubic feet per second (cfs) of water for hydropower was filed by Western Power, Inc. in 1986 and subsequently transferred to Gem Irrigation District. In 1991 dam opponents succeeded in banning new hydropower from the North Fork Payette by winning legislative designation for the North Fork Payette as a state protected river, but Gem Irrigation continued their campaign to dam the river.

43. Electricity Generation
    Explanation of how electricity is generated, including a description of how different energy sources (coal, oil, wood, nuclear, hydropower, wind) are used in the process.  
    http://www.state.hi.us/dbedt/ert/electgen.html
    
    Extractions: A "generator" and "motor" are essentially the same thing: what you call it depends on whether electricity is going into the unit or coming out of it. A generator produces electricity. In a generator, something causes the shaft and armature to spin. An electric current is generated, as shown in the picture (lighting bolt).

44. CREST, Centre For Renewable Energy Systems Technology, Renewable Energy, Renewab
    Education in renewable energy such as solar, wind power, biofuels and hydropower.  
    http://www.crestuk.org/
    
    Extractions: CREST’s remit is to advance renewable energy technology so as to provide substantial and benign energy options for present and future generations. In particular CREST: Contribute to the development and implementation of Renewable Energy through high quality research and demonstration; Work with research institutions, industry and related organizations world-wide to promote renewable energy; Provide training and education in both theoretical and practical aspects of Renewable Energy systems technology.

45. ENERGY FACTS: HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER
    HYDROELECTRIC POWER. Hydro-electric power plants convert the kinetic energy contained in falling water into electricity. The energy in flowing water is ultimately derived from the sun, and is therefore constantly being renewed. Chilson William Patric, "Low-Head hydropower for Local Use", Environment, January/February  
    http://www.iclei.org/efacts/hydroele.htm
    
    Extractions: Hydro-electric power plants convert the kinetic energy contained in falling water into electricity. The energy in flowing water is ultimately derived from the sun, and is therefore constantly being renewed. Energy contained in sunlight evaporates water from the oceans and deposits it on land in the form of rain. Differences in land elevation result in rainfall runoff, and allow some of the original solar energy to be captured as hydro-electric power (Figure 1). Hydro power is currently the world's largest renewable source of electricity, accounting for 6% of worldwide energy supply or about 15% of the world's electricity. In Canada, hydroelectric power is abundant and supplies 60% of our electrical needs. Traditionally thought of as a cheap and clean source of electricity, most large hydro-electric schemes being planned today are coming up against a great deal of opposition from environmental groups and native people. FIGURE 1: Simplified view of the hydrologic cycle in which water is raised by solar energy and can perform work as it falls back to sea level (177K). The first recorded use of water power was a clock, built around 250 BC. Since that time, humans have used falling water to provide power for grain and saw mills, as well as a host of other applications. The first use of moving water to produce electricity was a waterwheel on the Fox river in Wisconsin in 1882, two years after Thomas Edison unveiled the incandescent light bulb. The first of many hydro electric power plants at Niagara Falls was completed shortly thereafter. Hydro power continued to play a major role in the expansion of electrical service early in this century, both in North America and around the world. Contemporary Hydro-electric power plants generate anywhere from a few kW, enough for a single residence, to thousands of MW, power enough to supply a large city.

46. Galaxy Directory : Hydropower < Energy < Science
    hydropower in Hawaii Hydroelectric energy in Hawaii URL www.hawaii.gov/dbedt/ert/hydro_hi.htmledit. Submit Your Site to this Directory  
    http://www.galaxy.com/galaxy/Science/Energy/Hydropower/

47. Norwegian University Of Science And Technology Department Of Thermal Energy And
    Presentation of the department.  
    http://www.tev.ntnu.no/engelsk/
    
    Extractions: be transferred to, www.ept.ntnu.no/english Department of Thermal Energy and Hydropower has activities within energy- and process technology, combustion and environment, hydraulic turbines and pumps, and hydraulics and pneumatics. The department plays an important role in the University appointed area of Energy ad Environment. Our strategy is to bring together expertise from different areas to solve important problems in society. Our students and employees are developing in an interdisciplinary and active environment.. Department of Thermal Energy and Hydropower Kolbjørn Hejes vei 1A, 7491 Trondheim Telephnone: +47 73 59 27 00 Fax: + 47 73 59 83 90

48. Hydropower Program - Idaho National Engineering And Environmental Laboratory
    the US Department of energy hydropower Program website provides hydropowerfacts and information on tech transfer, state resource assessment, R D  
    http://hydropower.inel.gov/
    
    Extractions: Further Tests of Changes in Fish Escape Behavior Resulting from Sublethal Stresses Associated with Hydroelectric Turbine Passage (487 KB) April 2004 Comparison of Blade-Strike Modeling Results with Empirical Data (2.8 MB) March 2004 DOE Hydropower Program Annual Report for FY 2003 (1.1 MB) February 2004 Technologies for Evaluating Fish Passage Through Turbines (3.3 MB) October 2003 These are PDF files and require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view - Download Instructions

49. Sierra Solar Systems Emergency Preparation Products And Information
    Alternative energy products and information. Photovoltaics, hydropower, solar waterpumping, emergency power systems, overcurrent protection, inverters, batteries, solar hot water, propane appliances, and books. energy saving lighting  
    http://www.sierrasolar.com/emergency_preparation.htm
    
    Extractions: Providing alternative energy solutions since 1980. We specialize in solar electric, wind, hydropower, and solar hot water systems for homes, boat, RV's and wells. We are based in the Sierra Nevada Foothills of California. Shipping is available anywhere. What do you need for emergency power for when the grid power goes out? A good quality inverter/charger, such as the Trace DR or SW series, and a properly-sized bank of batteries may be all you need. Your batteries will be kept on float charge when the grid is working, and if it goes down, your loads can be automatically transferred to your inverter/battery system without missing a beat. Then, when the electric company is back on line, your loads will be automatically switched back to the grid. What to do if you are concerned with the reliability of your power supply.... Alternative energy is not for everyone. It takes an extra amount of involvement and extra investment in the short run. Call it an investment in the future. What is required is living in a more conscious fashion than the average person. It implies taking an active part in how we use and produce power. If we'd prefer to let someone else, i.e. the power company, make these energy decisions for us, so be it. Rather than feeling powerless, some of us would rather take responsibility for where our power comes from and how it is used. It's just a part of reclaiming our personal power from the powers that be. For more information on emergency preparation, please visit the following pages........

50. FERC: Hydropower
    Safety Inspections hydropower is one of the project types in Activities IntegratedLicensing Process Hydro Rulemaking energy Infrastructure Activities,  
    http://www.ferc.gov/industries/hydropower.asp

51. Eco2 - Renewable Green Energy Including Wind And Hydro Power
    Renewable energy business generating energy from wind power, hydropower, landfill gas, biomass and other sources of green energy. Company background, management profiles and contact details.  
    http://www.eco2.uk.com/

52. FERC: Federal Regulation And Oversight Of Energy - Electricity, Natural Gas, LNG
    electricity, natural gas, hydropower, oil matters, natural gas pipelines, LNG terminals,hydroelectric dams, electric transmission, energy markets and pricing.  
    http://www.ferc.gov/

53. Crippled Hydropower Complex Sums Up Brazil's Energy Crunch
    http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/americas/06/19/brazil.energycrunch.ap/index.html

54. FERC: Hydropower - Dam Safety Workshop
    Federal energy Regulatory Commision workshop in San Francisco, California (USA) to cover security, emergency plans, and failure modes for dams. Jan 27 30  
    http://www.ferc.gov/industries/hydropower/safety/pfma-wkshp.asp

55. HCI Publications: Hydro Information, Waterpower Magazines, Hydropower Newsletter
    Hydro information, water power magazines, hydropower newsletters, conferences, books, North American hydro market, business and regulatory news, plant management, sustainable and renewable energy.  
    http://www.hcipub.com
    
    Extractions: The government of Laos authorizes Gamuda Berhad of Malaysia to study developing the 400-MW Nam Theun 1 hydroelectric project. Canadian conglomerate Brascan Corp. agrees to buy 71 U.S. hydroelectric plants in New York State from Reliant Energy. India's new power minister says the newly elected government will finalize plans to add 50,000 MW of new hydropower. The Bush administration proposes continued Endangered Species Act protection for more than two dozen western U.S. salmon populations. ... Former members of the defunct Klamath Indian Tribes file a US$1 billion lawsuit against a U.S. hydro project operator.

56. Welcome To Synergics
    hydropower facility licensing, consulting, development, construction, operations, maintenance, feasibility studies, government assistance, design engineering, acquisitions, contract negotiations, environmental services, resource mitigation, and environmental consulting.  
    http://www.synergicsenergyservices.com/

57. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Hydropower
    U.S. regulatory agency for hydropower. Includes project specific license information and a comprehensive overview of federal policies and procedures for hydro licensing.  
    http://www.ferc.fed.us/hydro/hydro2.htm

58. FWEE.org
    Inside hydropower Generator. 1. Water flows through the dam and turns a largewheel called a turbine. The process produces clean renewable energy.  
    http://www.fwee.org/gen.html
    
    Extractions: Tour Fish ... Glossary 1. Water flows through the dam and turns a large wheel called a turbine. The turbine turns a shaft which rotates a series of magnets past copper coils and a generator to produce electricity. The process produces clean renewable energy. 2. The Kaplan Head is the hydraulic associated with adjustable blades on the turbine. Adjustable blades operate efficiently despite variations in water flow and energy demands. 3. The rotor is a series of magnets. It's the rotating portion of the generator where the magnetic field is created. 4. The stator is the stationary part of the generator made of coils of copper wire. Electricity is produced as the rotors spin past the stationary wiring. 5. The shaft connects the turbine to the rotor section of the generator. All three elements, the turbine, shaft, and rotor turn at the same speed of 90 revolutions per minute. 6. The wicket gates are a series of 20 adjustable vanes, resembling vertical blinds. They control the volume of water flowing through the turbine. 7. The 172 ton hydraulic turbine resembles a large water wheel. The turbine converts the energy of falling water into mechanical energy to drive the generator.

59. International Centre For Hydropower (ICH)
    ICH promotes the development and utilization of hydroelectric power resources through education and training, project development, energy conservation and courses and seminars in environmental management.  
    http://www.ntnu.no/ich
    
    Extractions: Your Server does not support frames. International Centre for Hydropower appologize for the inconvenience it causes you as we at this moment do not have the capacity to make our pages without frames. You can however learn a little more about us on www.ntnu.no/ich/about.html . You can also contact us on the following e-mail address: line.fjellvar@ich.ntnu.no

60. American Rivers-Hydropower - Energy And Environment
    American Rivershydropower. energy and environment Alternative_energy/ Hydroelectric_Renewable_energy.  
    http://www.electronics-ee.com/~ebiz/Link.php?id_url=136284

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