Hydropower
Lori Burkhart is Editor-in-Chief of Public Utilities Fortnightly.
Water is the driving force of all nature,” according to Leonardo da Vinci, who was once named a Master of Water in the records of the Florentine government. That fascination with water transcends time and applies to the importance of hydropower as a source of clean energy.
Hydropower has a history of powering the United States and growing economies along with it, in those areas fortunate to have access to sufficient water sources. With all eyes on decarbonization, this energy source has become more important.
Public Utilities Fortnightly’s Paul Kjellander talked with two leaders on all issues pertaining to hydropower and what its future looks like. Bonneville Power Administration CEO John Hairston and Idaho Power CEO Lisa Grow have much to say on this important subject. Paul offers commentary too.
Hydropower articles at fortnightly.com:
