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Перевод: hydroelectric

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гидроэлектрический

Тезаурус:

1. Construction of hydroelectric dams not only removes the opportunity for adjacent populations to interbreed, it also utterly changes the characteristics of the river, with siltation and often stagnation occurring upstream of the barrier.
2. The Electric Corporation plans to use thermal stations (see Box A) to meet Israel's average electricity needs, currently 2200 MW, and to supplement this with hydroelectric power when demand peaks above this.
3. This scheme would call for 10 hydroelectric plants along a 1,000 km stretch of river and would be one of the largest ever hydro-electric undertakings.
4. It has also promised not to build any new hydroelectric dams, the source of the rest of the country's electricity.
5. But this effort does not exceed the country's ability: EDF's share of total investment in France is no higher today than it was in 1960, when the large hydroelectric dams were being built.
6. Local power authorities have only recently considered what waste disposal will cost ratepayers, when they compare nuclear energy to coal or hydroelectric alternatives.
7. Hydroelectric power will continue to make a substantial contribution, but any further development will serve primarily to store energy, and not to produce more electricity.
8. No hydroelectric resources are being exploited in the country (the only electricity-generating dam was destroyed in the 1948 War of Independence).
9. Finally there are the contractors, who arrange labour (and sometimes materials) for the multifarious aid projects such as road construction, buildings, and hydroelectric plants.
10. The power available from the hydroelectric station will be at least 800 MW, eight hours a day for the first 20 years, thereafter falling by about 30 per cent.
11. As Jhaveri (1988) reports, this project, which has the support of the World Bank, is being undertaken to reduce the threat of flooding, to provide hydroelectric power and to improve navigation.
12. Small-scale hydroelectric power, which has mostly already been exploited in Sweden, and biomass are both cheaper and quicker to implement than fossil fuels in India.
13. The Comayagua Plan includes a hydroelectric plant to fuel a planned woodpulp and paper factory; an experimental nursery to test possible future forest products; and the creation of employment opportunities to compensate local people for the necessary reduction in their livestock rearing.