concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: hydroelectric power

hydroelectric power
type: Concept
broader: resources and conservation
definition: Hydroelectricity is a derivative of hydropower, which is energy captured from river systems. Hydroelectricity is a scientific-technological system that resulted from the invention of electricity and the creation of the river water-powered turbine onto which a rotor is mounted to generate electricity. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Hydroelectric Power]

resources and conservation
type: Concept
narrower: hydroelectric power