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hydroelectric power plant

Power station which operates with the free renewable source of energy provided by falling water. (Source: PORT)


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Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA) 2004. 8. Proposed Popa Falls Hydropower Project, Okavango River, Namibia. 71-88
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Proposed Popa Falls Hydropower Project.pdf 261.42 KB
Southern African Institute for Environmental Assessment (SAIEA) 2009. Pre-feasibility study for the Popa Falls Hydro Power Project: Preliminary Environmental Assessment.
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Pre_feasibility study for the Popa Falls Hydro Power Project_2009.pdf 2.47 MB
Colin Christian and Associates 2009. Technical Report on Hydro-electric Power Development in the Namibian section of the Okavango River Basin.
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Technical Report on Hydro_electric Power Development in the Namibian section of the Okavango River Basin.pdf 639.37 KB
2003. Pre-feasibility study for the Popa Falls Hydro Power Project: Preliminary Environmental Assessment: Volume 1.
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Pre_feasibility study for the Popa Falls Hydro Power Project_Final Report_2003.pdf 785.58 KB
Kinahan J 2003. Popa Falls (Divundu) Hydropower Project Pre-feasability study : Archaeological assessment.
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Popa_Falls_Divundu_Hydro_Power_Project_Pre-feasibility_Study.pdf 653.16 KB
Beilfuss R 2012. A Risky Climate for Southern African Hydro: Assessing hydrological risks and consequences for Zambezi River Basin dams.
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A Risky Climate for Southern African Hydro_2012.pdf 1.79 MB
1993. Epupa Prefeasibility Study.
Website link:http://www.burmeister.com.na/prefeasibility.html
Bollig M 1998. The Colonial Encapsulation of the Northwestern Namibian Pastoral Economy. Africa 68 (4)
Website link:http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3103/is_4_68/ai_n28721535/
International Rivers.
Website link:http://www.internationalrivers.org/africa/kunene-river-namibia
1998. The Epupa Debate. A summary of some of the key issues around the proposed hydrpower scheme on the lower Cunene River.
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The Epupa Debate_A summary of some of the key issues around the proposed hydrpower scheme on the lower Cunene River.pdf 8.66 MB
ERM Southern Africa 2009. Baynes Hydropower Environmental, Social and Health Impact Assessment (ESHIA) - Final Scoping Report.
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Baynes Hydropower Environmental_Social and Health Impact Assessment_ESHIA.PDF 5.63 MB
Bethune S 1995. Environmental concerns related to the Epupa Hydro-electric power scheme. 26-29
Meissner R 2005. Interest groups and the proposed Epupa Dam: towards a theory of water politics. Politeia 24 (3) 354-369
Website link:http://journals.co.za/content/polit/24/3/EJC88144?fromSearch=true
Christie R 1976. Who benefits by the Kunene hydro-electric schemes. Social Dynamics: A journal of African studies 2 (1) 31-43
Website link:http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02533957608458173#.VLTyyWctApE
Lundmark R 1997. Namibia's energy support problem: The Epupa scheme.
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Namibias energy support problem_The Epupa scheme.pdf 141.37 KB
de Moor FC, Barber-James HM, Harrison AD, Lugo-Ortiz CR 2000. The macroinvertebrates of the Cunene River from the Ruacana Falls to the river mouth and assessment of the conservation status of the river. African Journal of Aquatic Science 25 105-122
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The macroinvertebrates of the Cunene River.pdf 164.66 KB
Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) That Dam Question: The Epupa Debate.
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That Dam Question_The Epupa Debate.pdf 132.62 KB
Pallett J, Tarr P 2009. Epupa Hydropower Station, Kunene River-Angola-Namibia - Good can come from bad!.
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Epupa Hydropower Station Kunene River_Angola_Namibia_2009.pdf 2.2 MB
1998. Lower Cunene Hydropower Scheme Feasibility Study.
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Lower Cunene Hydropower Scheme Feasibility Study.pdf 113.69 KB
Lower Cunene Hydropower Scheme_National Archives.pdf 554.46 KB
Website link:http://www.mme.gov.na/energy/epupa.html
Simmons RE, Muntifering J, Ogada D, Hruska T, Tupper B, Childers E, Thompsen J, Hyman J, Lickel L, Jeong V 2005. Avian diversity on the Cunene River: Perspectives and potential implications of proposed dam sites. In Prep.
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Epupa REVISEDreportMay05.doc 302.5 KB
Morgan N 2010. Tolerances of raptors to blasting and construction activity during hydroelectric expansion on the Susquehanna River. Year of Success.
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Tolerances of raptors to blasting and construction activity during hydroelectric expansion on the Susquehanna River.pdf 2.5 MB
2013. Background Information Document (BID) - Baynes Hydropower Project.
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Background Information Document_Baynes Hydropower Project_2013.pdf 1.68 MB
Meissner R 2016. Chapter 2: The Kunene River's state-centric hydropolitical history. Hydropolitics, Interest Groups and Governance DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-38887-8_2
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The Kunene Rivers state_centric hydropolitical history.pdf 653.66 KB
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