Authors :
Amit; Pankaj; Sohit Sharma; Rohit Bhati; Vikas
Volume/Issue :
RISEM–2025
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jun183
Abstract :
Hydroelectric power plants harness the energy of flowing or falling water to generate electricity, offering a
sustainable and renewable energy source. As the water flows through the turbines, it spins them, converting the potential
energy of the stored water into mechanical energy. As water flows through the turbines, mechanical energy is converted
into electrical energy. Hydroelectric power continues to play a vital role in meeting the world's growing energy demands
while supporting climate change mitigation efforts contributing significantly to global electricity production while
producing minimal greenhouse gas emissions. This abstract outline the basic operation, advantages, and environmental
considerations of hydroelectric power generation, emphasizing its role in achieving cleaner energy goals. Hydroelectric
power is one of the oldest and most widely used forms of renewable energy. It utilizes the energy of flowing or falling water
to generate electricity. As global energy demands increase and concerns about environmental sustainability grow,
hydroelectric power offers a clean, efficient, and reliable source of electricity with minimal greenhouse gas emissions. The
generators then transform this mechanical energy into electricity, which is distributed to the power grid for use in homes,
businesses, and industries.
Keywords :
Hydroelectric Power Plants, Renewable Energy, Environmental Sustainability, Turbine.
Hydroelectric power plants harness the energy of flowing or falling water to generate electricity, offering a
sustainable and renewable energy source. As the water flows through the turbines, it spins them, converting the potential
energy of the stored water into mechanical energy. As water flows through the turbines, mechanical energy is converted
into electrical energy. Hydroelectric power continues to play a vital role in meeting the world's growing energy demands
while supporting climate change mitigation efforts contributing significantly to global electricity production while
producing minimal greenhouse gas emissions. This abstract outline the basic operation, advantages, and environmental
considerations of hydroelectric power generation, emphasizing its role in achieving cleaner energy goals. Hydroelectric
power is one of the oldest and most widely used forms of renewable energy. It utilizes the energy of flowing or falling water
to generate electricity. As global energy demands increase and concerns about environmental sustainability grow,
hydroelectric power offers a clean, efficient, and reliable source of electricity with minimal greenhouse gas emissions. The
generators then transform this mechanical energy into electricity, which is distributed to the power grid for use in homes,
businesses, and industries.
Keywords :
Hydroelectric Power Plants, Renewable Energy, Environmental Sustainability, Turbine.
