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Hydropower Potential in near Future Climate over Burundi (East Africa) : A Case study of Rwegura Catchment

C´elestin Manirakiza, Lawin Agnid´e Emmanuel, Lamboni Batablinl`e, Marc Niyongendako

Journal of Energy Research and Reviews · pp. 51–65 · Published 26 Feb 2021

10.9734/jenrr/2021/v7i130184

Abstract

This paper assessed the near future projected hydropower potential over Rwegura catchment hosting, up to date, the biggest hydropower plant of Burundi. Observed and gridded data were considered over the period 1981

Burundi hydropower climate change rwegura trends.

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