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MRC silent as mainstream dams move forward

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Sáu đập thủy điện trên sông Mekong thấp hơn đang trở lại trong giai đoạn lập kế hoạch hơn một thập kỷ sau khi họ đã được đề xuất và xung quanh bị sa thải là quá tốn kém và gây tổn hại môi trường. Từ đầu năm 2006, các công ty Thái Lan, Malaysia và Trung Quốc đã được cấp phép để tiến hành nghiên cứu khả thi cho đập thủy điện lớn trên dòng chính hạ nguồn Mekong, bao gồm cả: | TERRA Press Briefing 8 November 2007 409 Soi Rohitsuk Pracharajbampen Road Huay Kwang Bangkok 10320 Thailand Tel 66 02 691 0718 19 20 Fax 66 02 691 0714 e-mail fer@terraper.org www.terraper.org MRC silent as mainstream dams move forward Mekong mainstream dam plans revived Six hydropower dams across the Lower Mekong River are back in the planning stages more than a decade after they were proposed and roundly dismissed as too costly and environmentally damaging. Since early 2006 Thai Malaysian and Chinese companies have been granted permission to conduct feasibility studies for six large hydropower dams on the lower Mekong mainstream including Don Sahong dam Champasak province Lao PDR Memorandum of Understanding MoU signed between Mega First Corporation Bhd Malaysia and the Government of Laos GoL for feasibility study in March 2006. Xayabouri dam Xayabouri province Lao PDR MoU signed between Ch. Karnchang Public Company Ltd Thailand and the GoL for feasibility study in May 2007. Pak Lay dam Xayabouri province Lao PDR MoU signed between Sinohydro Corporation China China National Electronics Import and the GoL for feasibility study in June 2007. Pak Beng dam Oudomxay province Lao PDR MoU signed between Datang International Power Generation Co. Ltd China and GoL for feasibility study in August 2007. Sambor dam Kratie province Cambodia MoU signed between China Southern Power Grid Company and the Government of Cambodia for feasibility study in October 2006. Ban Koum dam Ubon Ratchathani province Thailand Feasibility study commissioned by Thailand s Ministry of Energy is currently being conducted by Panya Consultants Co. Ltd and Mako Consultants. These same six sites were recommended by Canadian and French consultants in a report published by the Mekong Secretariat in 1994 see map The 1994 study proposed a series of run-of-river dams 30 to 60 metres high with reservoirs stretching a total of over 600 kilometres of the river displacing an estimated 57 000 people. .