Hydroelectric Power Stations

Hydroelectric power stations generate electricity using the energy of flowing or falling water. They typically involve a dam built on a river, which stores water in a reservoir. When released, the water flows through turbines, causing them to spin. This mechanical energy is converted by generators into electrical energy. Hydroelectric power is a renewable and clean energy source because it relies on the natural water cycle. It provides a significant portion of the world's electricity, offering a reliable and sustainable power supply without emitting greenhouse gases.