Ti eng zo lutuk ang. Mizoram hian 80 MW vel kan mamawh a, 12 MW chuan Kolasib bakah a thenawm khua chu a chawm em em ang.
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“Norway has the most developed waterpower resources of any country in Europe. Its hydroelectricity is the least expensive and its per capita consumption among the highest in the world. Development of this resource began in the early 20th century, and by 1960 Norway was exporting hydroelectricity to Sweden. Today, Norway obtains about three-quarters of its total energy requirements from electricity, virtually all of which is generated by waterpower. Electricity production in 2003 was 106 billion kilowatt-hours. Most of Norway’s hydroelectric installations are built deep in the mountains. Tunnels, blasted through miles of rock, carry water from interior lakes to the mountain turbines. About one-quarter of this power is used for Norwegian homes, farms, and shops or is exported. The remaining three-quarters is used to power Norway’s major industries.http://library.thinkquest.org/.....orway.html
@ Va- USA – Builum khua chauh ni in ka hria khua insawn ngai chu, misual ah bawk post a awm tawh-https://misual.life/2009/06/11/builum-thawm-hi-in-hre-ve-em/
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