Hydroelectric Energy: Sustainable and Economical Solutions for Water Systems

Morgan, N. D.; Kirven, Kelly; Parker, Michael St. John

doi:10.1002/awwa.1195

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“…• Municipal conduit hydropower mainly refers to generating facilities located at pressurized pipelines used for drinking water supply in public water systems (PWSs) (Morgan et al 2018). This type of small hydropower project is installed in parallel to existing flow control or pressure-reducing valves (PRVs) with hydropower generators that use excess pressure (regularly reduced by PRVs) for hydropower generation and energy recovery.…”

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An Assessment of Hydropower Potential at National Conduits

Kao¹,

George

Hansen³

et al. 2022

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and existing data sets on water systems and power plants. These methods support a consistent, replicable estimate of conduit hydropower potential across 3 sectors and all 50 states, aggregated at the county and state levels. The assessment was conducted at the reconnaissance level, considering resources that could be available for development at the state and national levels using present-day assumptions about conduit hydropower technology.

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