Hydropower is often described as a cornerstone of the global energy transition because of its ability to provide reliable, cost-efficient power and flexibility to balance variable sources such as solar and wind. But these advantages are accompanied by an irreversible consequence: trapping of sediment in reservoirs.
Planning framework balances clean energy transitions with river ecosystem protection
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