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Today we're exploring the intricate dance between water and solar power. EVS's Hydrology expert, Byron Hinchey takes a deep dive into hydrology and shares expert insights that will change the way you think about renewable energy.

Must-Hear Moments:

Byron Hinchey's breakdown of hydrology's crucial role in setting design constraints and determining project costs.
The surprising revelation that hydrology, often seen as a precise science, involves a significant amount of artistic interpretation.
A deep dive into the concept of scour and its implications for solar farm infrastructure, especially in unforeseen weather events.

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Ep 27: The Art of Hydrology in Solar Design with Byron Hinchey

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