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Long-range, high-voltage transmission lines also enable more development of solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal plants in the regions blessed with the weather, geology, or waterways to supply them.

It’s starting from a low base of installed capacity, however, far behind coal, gas, hydro, nuclear—even wind, which has been cheap for longer.

A Bitcoin analyst and self-professed “hippie miner,” Jason Deane uses computers that run exclusively on hydro power—though this eco-friendly setup is likely the exception, not the rule.

Renewable energy, particularly wind and solar, will account for less than 10 percent, with the remainder, about 18 percent of the power mix, coming primarily from hydro-electric power.

The field is formed by movements of liquified iron and nickel within the planet’s core, a phenomenon called magneto-hydro-dynamics that geophysicists are still working to fully understand.

Canada has abundant hydro potential — and in fact Manitoba and Quebec have abundant hydro for sale right now.

Here, however, it's worth noting that heavy use of emissions-free hydro power correlates strongly with lower power rates.

Alaska Electric Light and Power got a 24 percent residential rate hike to deal with inflation and to build a new hydro project.

A large number of these mills are actuated hydraulically or hydro-electrically.

The hydro-electric industry has been largely nationalized by those who are foremost in it.

Retinol, ret′i-nol, n. a hydro-carbon oil used in printers' ink.

Next to my flight in the hydro-aeroplane this was the greatest experience of my life.

On this supposition the positive impulse is to be regarded as hydro-mechanical.