Question

why are snow fed riversbetter harnessed for hydroelectric power generation

Answer 1

Answer:

Water evaporates from the oceans, forming into clouds, falling out as rain and snow, gathering into streams and rivers, and flowing back to the sea. Since hydropower depends on rivers and streams for generation, the potential to use hydropower as a source of electricity varies across the country.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Snow fed rivers are perennial rivers .i.e, these rivers have water all throughout the year and thus hydroelectric power stations built on these rivers will get an unaltered water supply all throught the year and hence, electricity can be generated all year long.

This is not possible in the case of rain fed rivers as these river tend to dry up at summers(or in the dry season).