Almost all energy sources come from the physical and chemical effects of solar radiation on materials. Hydraulic energy is also an indirect source of energy from solar radiation. The waters in the sea, lakes or rivers evaporate with solar energy, the water vapor formed is dragged by the effect of the wind and reaches the earth as rain or snow on the slopes of the mountains and feeds the rivers. Thus, hydraulic energy becomes an energy source that constantly renews itself. Energy production is provided by converting the potential energy of water into kinetic energy.