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Home > Archives for hydropower

hydropower

3:1 against Ombla, Croatia must stop gung-ho investment

June 20, 2012

3 out of 4 experts gave a negative opinion on the environmental study of the Ombla hydropower plant. Now the Croatian government must heed their warnings and stop the project.


Hydro power plants endanger the Balkan lynx in Macedonia

June 5, 2012

A fact-finding mission to Macedonia has confirmed our concerns that two planned hydro power plants are set to destroy important natural habitats in the Mavrovo National Park.


Corporate largesse meets scepticism at World Water Forum

March 21, 2012

Criticism and protests around the World Water Forum have highlighted the risk of hydropower projects being greenwashed and the dangers these installations can pose to people and nature in many countries.


The European Commission, an EBRD shareholder that should start acting like one

March 1, 2012

Recent Balkan hydro projects suggest the European Commission could make much better use of its shareholder role in the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.


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