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Petition to China from 83 organizations from Thailand/Burma on Upper Salween Dam
Southeast Asia Rivers Network78 Moo 10Tambol Suthep, MuangChiang Mai 50200Tel: 053 278 334Fax: 053 283 609 16 December 2003 The AmbassadorThe Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Tha…

Letter to Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra
Context and Opposition to the Kaeng Suaten Dam2 Ban Don Chai , Moo 1, Tambon Sa Ieab, Amphoe Song, Prae Province 15 December 2003 His Excellency Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra Thru Minist…

Egat IPO to finance Thai, Asean power investments Aims to diversify electricity sources
Funds raised from the upcoming initial public offering of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) will be used to finance new investment for the country's electricity system.…

China Huadian Corp to lead Nu River (upper Salween) hydropower plan
China Huadian Corp, Yunnan Development Investment Co., Yunnan Electricity Group's Hydropower Construction Co. and Yunnan Nu River Electricity Group today signed an agreement to form a new "Y…
Conservation plan bumps dam idea
The government will scrap the controversial Kang Sua Ten Dam project and opt for a cheaper and more efficient project to conserve basin and watershed areas to prevent seasonal flooding in Ph…

MEKONG NAVIGATION
Cabinet likely to freeze plan to blast Khon Phi Luang rapids Boundary, ecological problems feared Kultida Samabuddhi, Bangkok Post, Apr 08, 2003 Cabinet is likely to suspend a plan to blast…

Blasting put on hold as threat to river border
A Cabinet screening committee has resolved to postpone the proposed blasting of the Mekong River to prevent a possible demarcation dispute with Laos, a source said yesterday. The panel, chai…

China vows to limit blasting of rapids Beijing agrees not to go beyond 1st phase of project
China has agreed to scale back the blasting of rapids under the Mekong River navigation project following concerns expressed by downstream countries about the adverse effects on the river's…