National hydroelectric power resources study.
Contributors: U.S. Army Engineer Institute for Water Resources.; Northeast Power Coordinating Council.; Mid-Atlantic Area Electric Reliability Council.; Southeastern Electric Reliability Council.; East Central Area Reliability Coordination Agreement.; Mid-America Interpool Network.; Mid-Continent Area Reliability Coordination Agreement.; Southwest Power Pool.; Electric Reliability Council of Texas.; Western Systems Coordinating Council.
Publisher: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Institute for Water Resources; For sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O.
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Ft. Belvoir, Va; Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 23
Subjects: Water-power -- United States.; Hydroelectric power plants -- United States.; Water resources development -- United States.; Energy development -- United States.
Other titles: An Assessment of hydroelectric pumped storage.; The Magnitude and regional distribution of needs for hydropower.; Hydropower analysis techniques and national resources summary.; Alaska and Hawaii regional assessment.; Legal and institutional aspects of hydroelectric power development and operation.; A Review of economic evaluation criteria for hydroelectric power projects.; Marketing and transmission of hydroelectric power.; Potential for increasing the output of existing hydroelectric plants.
Notes: "IWR 82-H-1"-"IWR 82-H-23" -- Report document pages.

"May 1983." -- Vol. 1 & 2.

Vol. 3-13 are Policy and technical studies; Vol. 14-23 are Regional assessments.

Vol. 22 has 3 maps on folded leaves in pocket.

v.17 East Central Area Reliability Coordination Agreements--v.18 Mid-America Interpool Network--v.19 Mid-Continent Area Reliability Coordination Agreement--v.20 Southwest Power Pool--v.21 Electric Reliability Council of Texas--v.22 Western Systems Coordinating Council, August, 1981--v.23 Alaska and Hawaii.

Includes bibliographies.

Final report.

U.S. Army Engineer Water Resources Support Center, Institute for Water Resources.

Vol. 1-13, 22 in paper format; Vol. 14-21, 23 on microform.

MICROFICHE VOLUMES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE MICROFORM ROOM.
Table of contents: value: v.1 Executive summary; value: v.2 National report; value: v.3-4 The Magnitude and regional distribution of needs for hydropower / Harza Engineering Company; value: v.5 Legal and institutional aspects of hydroelectric power development and operation / Energy Law Institute, Franklin Pierce Law Center; value: v.6 A review of economic evaluation criteria for hydroelectric power projects / David C. Major; value: v.7 Marketing and transmission of hydroelectric power / Office of General Counsel, U.S. Dept. of Energy, Division of Regulatory Intervention and Power Marketing; value: v.8 Environmental assessment / INTASA, Inc.; value: v.9 Potential for increasing the output of existing hydroelectric plants / Darryl W. Davis, John J. Buckley; value: v. 10 An assessment of hydroelectric pumped storage / Dames and Moore; value: v.11 Technology assessment of national hydropower development / Nero and Associates, Inc.; value: v.12 Hydropower analysis techniques and national resources summary, July, 1981 (Data base inventory); value: v.13 Data base inventory support studies; value: v.14 Northwest Power Coordinating Council; value: v.15 Mid Atlantic Area Electric Reliability Council; value: v.16 Southeastern Electric Reliability Council and Puerto Rico.