Small hydro frameworks: the case of Vietnam and the Philippines

  • A. Souche, A. Hoang, J. Ocampo and W. Rossiter
  • Vol. 23 - Issue 2, 2016

It is estimated that there is small hydro potential equivalent to about 6700 MW across South East Asia, and small schemes could thus play a significant role in the region, particularly in remote rural areas. Taking the examples of Vietnam and The Philippines, this paper looks at some of the opportunities, incentives and challenges for small hydro developers.

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Small hydro frameworks: the case of Vietnam and the Philippines
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