Hydropower energy Facts

Traditional hydropower is created by utilising the power that is produced by dropping or streaming liquid, such as streams and streams. Hydropower is one of the most extensive types of renewable power globally, although in Denmark hydropower only has a subordinate part. In 2015 hydropower added with 0.1 percent of the total Danish electricity manufacturing.

By comparison, hydropower is more typical when you look at the various other Nordic countries – specific in Norway and Sweden, in which great height distinctions characterize the landscape.

The Norwegian and Swedish hydropower flowers play an important role in Denmark due to the electrical energy “storage” that Denmark can call on, in instances where various other energy sources fail to create an ample amount of electricity.

Wave power

Wave power plants are an encouraging, but yet immature technology for green electrical energy. Wave energy is made by tapping power from waves through the use of an unique building from the sea. You are able to produce energy with both large and low wind-speed.