Hydroelectric power station

A hydroelectric power station generates electricity by harnessing the energy of flowing or falling water. Usually built near a dam on a river, water stored in a reservoir is released through turbines, causing them to spin. This mechanical movement activates generators that produce electrical energy. The process is renewable and relies on the natural water cycle, making it a clean energy source. Hydroelectric stations can produce large amounts of electricity efficiently and with minimal environmental impact, providing a reliable power supply for communities and industries.