Path to Clean Energy is a program of the National Hydropower Association. Despite being one of the largest generators of clean, renewable energy, sometimes hydropower gets overlooked. Yet, hydropower is essential to a reliable, carbon-free electricity grid. We encourage you to sign up for our Path to Clean Energy newsletter, and join us for our virtual events.
THE LATEST
VIRTUAL EVENT: The Vast Potential of Marine Energy
On March 30th, the National Hydropower Association’s Path to Clean Energy hosted a virtual event titled: “The Vast Potential of Marine Energy”.
Event featured Energy Department officials and technology developers discussing the market opportunities for marine energy (wave, tidal, ocean current, ocean thermal, and riverine marine).
NEWSLETTER: Path to Clean Energy Vol. 4
New $150 Million Investment Leads Charge for U.S. Non-Powered Dam Hydropower Development
Hydropower Industry Embraces New Technological Advancements
ICYMI: The Role of Hydropower in a Rapidly Decarbonizing Grid
VIRTUAL EVENTS
Pairing Batteries & Hydropower: Clean Energy’s Untapped Solution
On March 11th the National Hydropower Association’s Path to Clean Energy hosted the Virtual Event, “Pairing Batteries & Hydropower: Clean Energy’s Untapped Solution”, in partnership with the Energy Storage Association.
The Role of Hydropower in a Rapidly Decarbonizing Grid
On December 7th NHA hosted its latest Path to Clean Energy Virtual Event, “The Role of Hydropower in a Rapidly Decarbonizing Grid”, featuring panelists from American Rivers, Stanford Woods Institute for Environment and Union of Concerned Scientists.
What the 2020 Elections Mean for Clean Energy
On October 13th, NHA hosted the Path to Clean Energy Virtual Event, “What the 2020 Election mean for Clean Energy” hosted in partnership with ClearPath. Panelists explored energy platforms & clean energy proposals.
What’s After Renewable Portfolio Standards? Featuring U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski
On July 23, the National Hydropower Association hosted its inaugural Path to Clean Energy Virtual Event, “What’s After Renewable Portfolio Standards?” in partnership with the National Association of State Energy Officials.
NEWSLETTERS
PATH NEWSLETTER VOL 4
New $150 Million Investment Leads Charge for U.S. Non-Powered Dam Hydropower Development
Hydropower Industry Embraces New Technological Advancements
ICYMI: The Role of Hydropower in a Rapidly Decarbonizing Grid
PATH NEWSLETTER VOL 3
Hydropower provided 33% of peak evening ramp in California during grid emergency
A new pumped storage hydro project could soon be a reality
ICYMI: department of energy and the national research labs: the future of hydro in a rapidly changing grid
PATH NEWSLETTER VOL 2
Think Again: Universities Look To Hydropower As Renewable Solution
Shared Vision: Majority Renewables By 2030
Congress Recognizes Hydropower In Recent Legislation
PATH NEWSLETTER VOL 1
In the face of COVID-19, Hydropower Operators Go Above and Beyond
Wait, What? Pumped Storage is More Affordable Than Batteries?
Decarbonizing America’s Grid: Umm, Not Without Hydropower…
Down to Brass Tax: Parity for All Renewables
What’s in the Hydropower Development Pipeline
California Sees Pumped Storage Hydropower as Key to Meeting Clean Energy Goals
