Tag: cascade hydropower management

Mekong Research Symposium shows value of local partnerships

Civil society partners and local communities brought new dimensions to this year’s Mekong Research Symposium (MRS), which took place in […]

cascade hydropower management, cumulative impacts, data sharing, flood and drought management, socioeconomics

March 21, 2023

Dams and floods

The ‘3 S’ River Basin in Cambodia is where three rivers meet. By 2050, more frequent and intense flooding will […]

cascade hydropower management, flood and drought management

July 3, 2022

Low water at Chiang Khong

Here is the Mekong at Chiang Khong this week. Water levels have fallen by a meter since the evening of […]

cascade hydropower management

January 8, 2021

Thailand's Energy Development Pathways: Risks, Costs and Benefits for Different Import Scenarios

The decisions Thailand makes about its future energy mix will impact not only Thai citizens but also its neighbors, due to the prominent role that Thailand plays as an investor in hydropower abroad and a driver of regional electricity trade. This report examines the different socio-political, economic, and environmental risks and impacts to the five Lower Mekong countries that would result from different future energy mix scenarios in Thailand

cascade hydropower management, renewable energy

October 12, 2020

Drought and dams: Climatologist’s report sparks calls for data sharing

A river monitoring report has sparked calls around the region for better data sharing on water use and dam operation […]

cascade hydropower management, data sharing, flood and drought management

May 30, 2020

Lower Mekong Renewable Energy Development And Impacts On Hydropower Trade Scenarios Workshop

Why does renewable energy development matter to hydropower investment in the Lower Mekong region? Thailand is the largest energy-importing country […]

cascade hydropower management, cumulative impacts, policy dialogues, renewable energy

September 27, 2019

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