Future climate-water conditions are anticipated to increase electricity demand, reduce
transmission capacity, and limit power production. Yet, typical electricity capacity expansion …

The vitality, timing, and magnitude of hydropower production is driven by streamflow, which
is determined by climate variables, in particular precipitation and temperature. Accordingly …

Despite the growing scientific evidence, the electricity market models used in Chile do not
consider the effects of climate change on hydroelectric energy production. Based on a …

The operational performance of hydropower plants (HPPs) is largely affected as the output
from the plant entirely depends on the rainfall and demand from consumers both of which …

Renewable energy sources are vital to fulfill the high demands of energy in the present
world. The common renewable energy sources are wind, hydropower, nuclear and biomass …

Increasing population, limiting fossil fuels, along with looming effects of climate change and
environmental degradation have forced the energy industry to look for alternative energy …