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The document discusses small hydro power and wind power. It provides an overview of small hydro power, including its history, definitions, types of turbine systems used, costs, environmental impacts, and potential. It also discusses key topics in small hydro power like efficiency and locations. The document outlines the schedule, which includes a discussion with an expert from E.ON on wind power topics such as turbine sizes, repowering, and offshore wind.
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- 4. Main turbine types and applications
- 5. The Renaissance of Small Hydro/Potential
- 9. Centuries of Hydropower use
- 10. From small turbine applications to large hydro
- 13. Costs depending on system
- 14. Locations and Environmental Impact
- 17. From Turbine Sizes to the Location – key factors
- 21. Upper Limits from 2.5 MW – 30 MW
- 22. Frequently used: 10 MW capacity
- 25. Water turbine development in France / 19th century
- 26. 1880s – larger scale electricity generation
- 29. Particularly 1930s to 1970s
- 32. Low-head system
- 37. Electrical Equipment / Material used
- 42. Natural habitat
- 48. Green regional energy supply
- 52. Potential for further savings
- 53. Repowering with huge potential?
- 54. Offshore as the future frontier?
- 57. Which technologies would you recommend?