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Hydroenergy Potential in Hawaii
Low/head/low power water energy sites
in Hawaii
The percentage of total power potential for the
United States as a whole is just slightly less than
60%. The total annual mean power density for the
United States is slightly more than 80 kW/sq mi,
which corresponds to an average energy density of
approximately 2,000 kWh/sq mi/day.
for more detailed information: http://hydropower.inel.gov/resourceassessment/pdfs/03-11111.pdf
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energy potentials and indicators of hydroelectric
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rivers, and precipitation) are presented.
The Renewable Potential Map series includes maps
of each of the nine U.S. Census Divisions and
individual State maps of Alaska, California, and
Hawaii.
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| New England | East North Central Division | East
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