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Testing the effectiveness of fish screens for hydropower intakes

A study into the effectiveness of screens designed to prevent fish from being drawn into hydropower schemes.

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Testing the effectiveness of fish screens for hydropower intakes: summary

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Testing the effectiveness of fish screens for hydropower intakes: report

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A study into the effectiveness of screens designed to prevent fish from being drawn into in-river (run-of-river) hydropower schemes. The aim was to find out the level of protection provided to salmon smolts and silver eel by the screen designs recommended in Environment Agency guidance.

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Published 13 September 2016

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