Vjosa: The Europe’s last wild river
The Vjosa River in Albania is of pan-European or even global importance. Along its 270 km flow it represents one
Reports
STUDY: Assessment of energy performance in buildings through the concept of energy poverty in Tirana
This report on the assessment of energy performance in buildings in the city of Tirana is published after a research
Study: Assessment of energy performance in buildings through the concept of energy poverty in Tirana
This report presents the situation of energy poverty in 5 cities of Albania (Shkodër, Elbasan, Tirana, Berat and Vlora). The
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
New hydropower report: Dam tsunami in the Balkans is speeding up
++ 2800 planned HPPs, 187 under construction and more than 1000 inside Protected Areas++ Vienna, Radolfzell, Tirana 30.11.2017. A new data
Vjosa is the valley that unites people
The Vjosa River is one of the last natural rivers in Europe. Throughout its course of more than 270 kilometers,
