Cross-border hydro projects in Asia: legal issues, hurdles and solutions

  • D.D. Doran and M. Christensen
  • Vol. 21 - Issue 2, 2014

The authors discuss progress, challenges and legal aspects in relation to the development of cross-border hydropower schemes in Asia, with particular lessons that can be learned from the Lao PDR-Thailand model. As these countries were pioneers for power trading based on hydropower development, their path to partnership has relevance for others throughout the region, such as Myanmar, China, Cambodia, Vietnam, and also the Indian Sub-Continent (India, Bhutan and Nepal).

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