? Designing a modern day electricity generation powered by flowing water requires two main components. The first is a turbine that is placed in the flowing water source and converts the kinetic energy into mechanical energy. This energy will then be channeled to a generator where it is converted into electrical energy. The second component is a control system that regulates the amount and speed of the turbine to ensure the electricity generated is consistent and stable. The system should also be able to be adjusted to allow for changes in the water flow. Additionally, the technology should be able to be implemented in a variety of environments, such as rivers, oceans, and canals. Finally, the system should be designed for minimal environmental impact.