A new interactive exhibit in the US is helping the public learn how hydropower works and why it remains a key source of clean electricity. The exhibit, located in Heritage Park in Idaho Falls, was developed by Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and Idaho Falls Power with support from the US Department of Energy’s Water Power Technologies Office. The federal office contributed $75,000 toward the project, with Idaho Falls Power applying its turbine expertise to design and build the model. Jason Cooper, Idaho Falls Power’s generation superintendent, collaborated with Bill McKellip, a design technician, to design the model. The hydropower exhibit being installed at Heritage Park.