水すい力りょく発はつ電でん

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Meanings

noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

hydroelectric power generation

Refers to the process or system of generating electricity from water power. Often used in technical, environmental, or energy contexts.

〈場ば所しょ〉で水すい力りょく発はつ電でんを行おこなうto carry out hydroelectric power generation at a place
このダムでは水すい力りょく発はつ電でんを行おこなっている。
This dam carries out hydroelectric power generation.
水すい力りょく発はつ電でんによる〈物もの〉produced through hydroelectric power generation
水すい力りょく発はつ電でんによる電でん力りょくの供きょう給きゅうが年ねん々ねん増ふえている。
The supply of electricity from hydroelectric power generation has been increasing year by year.

火か力りょく発はつ電でんN1
火力発電 relies on burning coal, oil, or gas, whereas 水力発電 uses the flow of water to generate power.

火か力りょく発はつ電でんN1
水力発電 generates electricity from the energy of flowing or falling water, while 火力発電 generates it by burning fuel such as coal or gas.
原げん子し力りょく発はつ電でんN1
水力発電 relies on water power, whereas 原子力発電 relies on nuclear reactions to generate electricity.
風ふう力りょく発はつ電でん
水力発電 uses the movement of water, while 風力発電 uses wind turbines to generate electricity.

Compound of 水力 (water power) and 発電 (power generation).