Abstract
This article covers the role and potential of small hydroelectric power plants (SHPP’s) of factory readiness as part of the energy complex in the context of sustainable development of energy infrastructure and environmental safety. Attention is paid to the capabilities of the SHPP, as a key element in the strategies of reliable and environmentally friendly energy supply, especially in remote, decentralized and hard-to-reach areas. The SHPP effectiveness study requires an integrated approach covering the analysis of technological and environmental aspects. The article presents the results of the analysis of the SHPP projects implemented, emphasizing their contribution to the development of sustainable energy and highlighting both the advantages and challenges faced by these projects. The conclusion summarizes the results that indicate the importance of the SHPP as a tool for achieving the goals of renewable energy and sustainable development of the electric power industry as a whole.
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