Hydropower is a kind of power derived from the energy of flowing/ falling water. Hydropower is commonly used to drive mechanical devices/machinery or to produce electricity. It is an essential source of renewable energy as the water cycle is permanently recharging and endless system. Three types of facilities using hydropower can be distinguished: diversion, impoundment and pumped storage.
Hydropower calls for the major chunk (above 90%) of the overall renewable energy cumulative installed capacity. The worldwide hydropower generation is likely to grow from nearly 2,483 GWh in 2011 to almost 3,492 GWh in 2020, representing a CARG of approximately 3.5%.
The catalogue contains a vast collection of the reports providing statistics and valuable data on the hydropower market. The research studies review the most prominent companies on the market, evaluate the market size and potential, and analyze the forces having influence on the market. The reports also cover the most conspicuous hydropower projects across the world and discuss the prevailing trends of the market development. Moreover, the long- and short-term forecasts for the market are easily accessible in the research reports.
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