The study of broken rivers
Bankwatch study on impacts of European-funded small hydro on pristine Balkan landscapes Albania produces all its electricity from hydropower plants.11 As of June 2017, 177
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New Bankwatch study: European-financed small hydropower plants destroy Albania’s landscapes
++ Two European-financed hydropower projects are causing significant damage to nature and people’s livelihoods, finds a new study by CEE Bankwatch Network released today. December 20th,
The Confederation of Albanian Industries demands the banning of dam plans on the Vjosa River
Opposition to the hydropower plants projected on the Vjosë River is gaining further support. In an open letter to the Minister of Energy and Industry,
Energy efficiency brings construction businesses to the table
On Friday, December 15, 2017, EcoAlbania gathered representatives of construction businesses, the association of builders, representatives of central and local government, as well as experts
The third forum against the urbanization of the Divjakë-Karavasta National Park
++The need for synergistic actions in the protection of the National Park “Divjakë-Karavasta” from urbanization brings civil society and the scientific community together++ Tirana, December
Bern Convention: The Macedonian government must stop the construction of hydroelectric plants in the National Park
The Standing Committee of the Berne Convention at its annual meeting held on 5-8 December decided that plans for 17 hydropower plants in the Mavrova