Connecticut River hydroelectric system

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The Connecticut River hydroelectric system is a network of dams and power stations along the Connecticut River that generate renewable electricity for the surrounding region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf energy infrastructure network
hydroelectric power system
associatedWith flood control functions at some dams
navigation and water level management on parts of the Connecticut River
recreational uses of impoundments and reservoirs
characteristic multiple dams distributed along the river
multiple generating stations interconnected to the grid
contributesTo renewable energy mix of New England
country United States of America
employsTechnology reservoir-based hydroelectric generation
run-of-river hydroelectric generation
energyType electric energy
followsWatercourse Connecticut River NERFINISHED
gridConnection regional transmission system in New England
hasEnvironmentalAspect low-carbon electricity generation
river flow regulation
hasImpactOn aquatic ecosystems of the Connecticut River
fish migration in the Connecticut River
hasPart hydroelectric dams on the Connecticut River
hydroelectric power stations on the Connecticut River
industry electric power industry
locatedIn Connecticut
Connecticut River basin NERFINISHED
Massachusetts
New England
New Hampshire
United States of America
surface form: United States

Vermont
partOf regional electric power infrastructure of New England
purpose electricity generation
regional power supply
regulates Connecticut River flow
renewable true
serves New England power grid NERFINISHED
communities along the Connecticut River
subjectOf regional energy planning and regulation
supports regional reliability of electricity supply
usesEnergySource hydropower
renewable energy
watercourseRegion Northeastern United States NERFINISHED

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Bellows Falls Dam isPartOf Connecticut River hydroelectric system