Traduction de «production hydroélectrique » (Français → Anglais) :

hydroelectric generation

small hydro-electric power plant | small hydro-electric power station

hydro-electric power plant operator [ hydro-electric generating station operator ]

hydro stations'production

hydroelectric power generation

hydraulic power station | hydroelectric power plant | hydroelectric power station

storage hydroelectric plant [ storage power plant | storage plant | storage power station | power station with reservoir | storage power house | energy storage plant | accumulator plant ]

mini-hydroplant | small hydraulic plant | small hydro power plant

hydro-electricity | hydropower electricity | hydroelectricity | hydro-power electricity

Thus, like Narvik and NEAS in the case at hand, any buyer or seller of a hydro power plant will have to assess the plant’s value based on expected production incomes minus expected costs discounted at a relevant discount rate for as long as the new owner can exploit the relevant hydropower.

Emphasises that hydropower must play a central role in the planned development of RES, primarily to balance out the increasingly volatile generation of power by RES but also, through pumped storage, as a method of storing electricity; stresses, therefore, that the existing development potential of hydroelectric power generation and pumped storage in the EU must be fully exploited;

9. Stresses the need to diversify the energy portfolio, given the problems arising from over-reliance on one energy source for power generation, such as imported fossil fuels or hydropower (where prolonged drought means empty reservoirs that dramatically reduce generating capacity); urges the World Bank to scale up its investment in renewable energies and energy efficiency, but to refrain from investing in large hydroelectric projects, whose negative social and environmental impact resulting inter alia from greenhouse gas emissions from reservoirs must be properly assessed prior to their financing; underlines that small hydropower dams ...[+++] are more sustainable and economically viable than large hydropower facilities;

9. Stresses the need to diversify the energy portfolio, given the problems arising from over-reliance on one energy source for power generation, such as imported fossil fuels or hydropower (where prolonged drought means empty reservoirs that dramatically reduce generating capacity); urges the World Bank to scale up its investment in renewable energies and energy efficiency, but to refrain from investing in large hydroelectric projects, whose negative social and environmental impact resulting inter alia from greenhouse gas emissions from reservoirs must be properly assessed prior to their financing; underlines that small hydropower dams ...[+++] are more sustainable and economically viable than large hydropower facilities;