hydroelectric power plants

Hydroelectric power plants generate electricity by using the energy of flowing or falling water. Water from a reservoir or river is directed through turbines when it moves downhill or from high to low elevation. The flowing water spins the turbines, which are connected to generators that produce electricity. This renewable process relies on the Earth's water cycle, is clean, and produces no direct emissions. Hydroelectric plants are efficient and can provide consistent power, especially in areas with significant water resources. They play a vital role in sustainable energy production by harnessing natural water movement.