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EIA Revises Forecast: U.S. Hydropower Generation Faces 6% Decline in 2023 due to Weather Extremes

By James RichardSeptember 29, 20232 Mins Read
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Energy Information Administration (EIA) has adjusted its 2023 forecast for hydropower generation in the United States, citing a 6% reduction. This revision is primarily attributed to the unusual weather conditions that have prevailed in various regions across the country. The Northwest, known for its significant contribution to the nation's hydropower production, found itself grappling with

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