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OSAW Award Winners Announced
The National Hydropower Association recently announced the winners of the 2008 Outstanding Stewards of America's Waters (OSAW) Award. The OSAW Award recognizes organizations and projects committed to excellence in the development and operation of hydropower. Profiles and photos of the 2008 OSAW Award winners can be viewed on the OSAW website.


Hydropower Featured on the Today Show

In celebration of Earth Week, NBC's Today Show is running a "Green Power Today!" series that explores alternative energy resources. On Tuesday, April 22, NBC correspondent Kevin Tibbles visited Grand Coulee Dam in Washington state and reported on the clean, renewable and low cost attributes of hydropower.

View the "Green Power Today!" series feature to learn more about hydropower.


NHA 2007 Annual Report is Now Available
The National Hydropower Association celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Throughout its history, NHA has dedicated itself to raising awareness of the contributions of hydropower and new ocean, tidal and instream hydrokinetic resources to our energy supply. The NHA annual report highlights the accomplishments of last year and outlines the future goals of the association. Please click here to read more…

About Us
The National Hydropower Association, founded in 1983, is the only trade association
in the United States dedicated exclusively to advancing the interests of hydropower energy in North America. Located in Washington, D.C., NHA is a member-driven association that accomplishes its policy work and outreach through the initiatives of its standing committees.

 

Hydropower
Is the power of moving water and comes in many forms from conventional to new emerging technologies of ocean, wave, tidal and hydrokinetic energy. Hydropower is a domestic source of clean, renewable, reliable and affordable electricity. It is more than electricity. Hydropower also provides recreational enhancements, flood control, and irrigation. It is an extremely important energy source that has significant growth opportunity in helping the nation meet new energy supply with a reliable and low-emitting, home-grown energy source. Hydropower is clean energy for a secure future.



No other energy source offers so many advantages.

 

 

 


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