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  1. Higher dam levels power Türkiye’s hydro output to record H1

    Higher reservoir levels in Türkiye helped drive hydroelectric power generation to a record in the first half of…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #DAMS #electricity #energy #Hydroelectricpower #hydroelectricity #power #rainfall #renewables
    europesays.com/turkiye/33449/

  2. Copenhagen Forum underlines importance of energy infrastructure

    Policymakers, industry representatives and stakeholders met in Copenhagen on 21-22 May for the 12th Energy Infrastructure Forum, opened…
    #Europe #EU #cleantechnology #energygrid #energypolicy #energytransition #EuropeanUnion #hydroelectricpower #RenewableEnergy #WarinUkraine
    europesays.com/europe/50143/

  3. The European energy storage inventory now tracks storage deployment evolution

    An upgrade of the European Energy Storage Inventory offers new functionalities visualising the energy storage technologies and its pace…
    #Europe #EU #batteries #carboncaptureandstorage #energypolicy #energystorage #hydroelectricpower
    europesays.com/europe/31182/

  4. @bertrik @revspace @bert_hubert The other thought on this is that - in Ontario - the base #NuclearPower contribution is essentially static. #HydroelectricPower goes up and down a bit but never drops below a certain (large) amount, gas fills in around wind and solar to make up for demand variance.
    I may add to this #dataviz (and hardware version) a bar which shows generation as a fraction of total generation capacity (or maximum over 30 days, or …).

  5. @bertrik @revspace @bert_hubert The other thought on this is that - in Ontario - the base #NuclearPower contribution is essentially static. #HydroelectricPower goes up and down a bit but never drops below a certain (large) amount, gas fills in around wind and solar to make up for demand variance.
    I may add to this #dataviz (and hardware version) a bar which shows generation as a fraction of total generation capacity (or maximum over 30 days, or …).

  6. @bertrik @revspace @bert_hubert The other thought on this is that - in Ontario - the base #NuclearPower contribution is essentially static. #HydroelectricPower goes up and down a bit but never drops below a certain (large) amount, gas fills in around wind and solar to make up for demand variance.
    I may add to this #dataviz (and hardware version) a bar which shows generation as a fraction of total generation capacity (or maximum over 30 days, or …).

  7. @bertrik @revspace @bert_hubert The other thought on this is that - in Ontario - the base #NuclearPower contribution is essentially static. #HydroelectricPower goes up and down a bit but never drops below a certain (large) amount, gas fills in around wind and solar to make up for demand variance.
    I may add to this #dataviz (and hardware version) a bar which shows generation as a fraction of total generation capacity (or maximum over 30 days, or …).

  8. @bertrik @revspace @bert_hubert The other thought on this is that - in Ontario - the base #NuclearPower contribution is essentially static. #HydroelectricPower goes up and down a bit but never drops below a certain (large) amount, gas fills in around wind and solar to make up for demand variance.
    I may add to this #dataviz (and hardware version) a bar which shows generation as a fraction of total generation capacity (or maximum over 30 days, or …).

  9. Tropical forests don’t just store carbon — they generate rain. Through “flying rivers,” forest moisture travels far inland, supporting farms and cities.

    Even small-scale deforestation can cut precipitation. The Amazon’s rainmaking service alone is valued in the tens of billions annually.

    By Rhett Ayers Butler
    news.mongabay.com/2026/02/the-

    #news #agriculture #climate change #conservation #deforestation #ecosystem #hydroelectricpower

  10. Tropical forests don’t just store carbon — they generate rain. Through “flying rivers,” forest moisture travels far inland, supporting farms and cities.

    Even small-scale deforestation can cut precipitation. The Amazon’s rainmaking service alone is valued in the tens of billions annually.

    By Rhett Ayers Butler
    news.mongabay.com/2026/02/the-

    #news #agriculture #climate change #conservation #deforestation #ecosystem #hydroelectricpower

  11. Tropical forests don’t just store carbon — they generate rain. Through “flying rivers,” forest moisture travels far inland, supporting farms and cities.

    Even small-scale deforestation can cut precipitation. The Amazon’s rainmaking service alone is valued in the tens of billions annually.

    By Rhett Ayers Butler
    news.mongabay.com/2026/02/the-

    #news #agriculture #climate change #conservation #deforestation #ecosystem #hydroelectricpower

  12. Tropical forests don’t just store carbon — they generate rain. Through “flying rivers,” forest moisture travels far inland, supporting farms and cities.

    Even small-scale deforestation can cut precipitation. The Amazon’s rainmaking service alone is valued in the tens of billions annually.

    By Rhett Ayers Butler
    news.mongabay.com/2026/02/the-

    #news #agriculture #climate change #conservation #deforestation #ecosystem #hydroelectricpower

  13. Tropical forests don’t just store carbon — they generate rain. Through “flying rivers,” forest moisture travels far inland, supporting farms and cities.

    Even small-scale deforestation can cut precipitation. The Amazon’s rainmaking service alone is valued in the tens of billions annually.

    By Rhett Ayers Butler
    news.mongabay.com/2026/02/the-

    #news #agriculture #climate change #conservation #deforestation #ecosystem #hydroelectricpower