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A hydroelectric power plant is a facility where the kinetic energy of falling water is converted to electric power.Hydroelectric power plants comprise impoundment (dam), diversion (run-of-river) and pumped storage systems.In a typical impoundment system, river water is captured and stored by using a dam to create a reservoir at one level, and then released at a controlled rate to fall to a water turbine which is the prime mover used to drive an electricity generator.