hydropower
hydropower — noun
1. electric power made when flowing or falling water turns machines that generate e
electric power made when flowing or falling water turns machines that generate electricity
The mountain town gets most of its hydropower from a nearby dam.
get hydropower from + dam
Nila studied how hydropower could supply electricity to remote villages.
After weeks of rain, the dam produced more hydropower for the region.
The island switched to hydropower to reduce its fuel costs.
Engineers warned that low river levels would cut hydropower this summer.
- hydroelectricity
more formal or technical, especially in writing about energy systems
- hydroelectric power
the full technical phrase often used in reports and policy writing
文法句型
generate hydropower
get hydropower from + dam/river
用法筆記
Usually uncountable. It can refer to the electricity itself or to the method of producing electricity from moving water, depending on the sentence.