Posted by chevenstein on February 15, 2011 at 17:35:42 from (69.98.84.183):
NYEthan said: (quoted from post at 18:13:39 02/01/11) Ive got to assume if the small hydro plants have made it this long. This new green energy will probaly give them another good shot at life. wouldnt you think?
They're having a fairly successful resurgence, but are very difficult to develop as they require a lot of engineering and skilled mechanical work to restore, sometimes lots of money, and the red tape can be unreal (sometimes YEARS of applications with half a dozen government agencies before you do anything).
That said, my group is looking for these sites to restore and operate. If you know of anything like this that is available I want to know about it.
This post was edited by chevenstein at 17:36:15 02/15/11.
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