The authors regret that the unit of measurement of yearly energetic production is mistyped in the paper. It is GWh instead of MWh in Fig.s 3, 8, 9, and 10, and throughout the text. Specifically in the text: Section 3.2. The hydropower model: “Again, note that Eq. 5 leads to estimations of E that are coherent with the yearly production reported by the company managing this plant during the period 2009 - 2011 (79 - 85 GWh, see [1]).” Section 4.3.2. Dynamics of glaciers: “The variability of E due to possible miscalibration of DDS, MAX and β is up to 10 / 15 GWh” Section 4.5. Coping with declining HP in run-of-the-river plants: “However, increasing H of 10 m will return an increase in average yearly energetic production E that is ≤ 3 GWh. […] However, this increase lessens with time, as the final gain in E by increasing QMAX is between 10 and 15 GWh in 2050”. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Corrigendum to “Hydroelectric power generation in an Alpine basin: future water-energy scenarios in a run-of-the-river plant” (Advances in Water Resources (2016) 94 (318–331) (S030917081630152X) (10.1016/j.advwatres.2016.05.017)

DE MICHELE, CARLO
2016-01-01

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The authors regret that the unit of measurement of yearly energetic production is mistyped in the paper. It is GWh instead of MWh in Fig.s 3, 8, 9, and 10, and throughout the text. Specifically in the text: Section 3.2. The hydropower model: “Again, note that Eq. 5 leads to estimations of E that are coherent with the yearly production reported by the company managing this plant during the period 2009 - 2011 (79 - 85 GWh, see [1]).” Section 4.3.2. Dynamics of glaciers: “The variability of E due to possible miscalibration of DDS, MAX and β is up to 10 / 15 GWh” Section 4.5. Coping with declining HP in run-of-the-river plants: “However, increasing H of 10 m will return an increase in average yearly energetic production E that is ≤ 3 GWh. […] However, this increase lessens with time, as the final gain in E by increasing QMAX is between 10 and 15 GWh in 2050”. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.
2016
Water Science and Technology
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