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Sustainable rural electrification: small hydropower stations, electrification and rural welfare improvement in Tanzania
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International Journal of Development Issues (2024) 23 (3): 396–412.
Published: 18 March 2024
... and modern energy and alleviate energy poverty. Studies show no universally agreed definition of “small” hydropower stations (Klunne and Michael, 2010). However, the World Commission on Dams and some scholars agree that a 10 MW installed capacity would be the upper limit for an SHP station (Crnobrnja...
