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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Project of three small HPPs on river Kraljuščica gets registered as CDM of UNFCCC
Balkans.com Business News Correspondent - 17.01.2013
Project of three small hydro power plant on river Kraljuščica (10 MW capacity) in the municipality of Konjic is the first project in BiH registered as a Clean Development Mechanism of UNFCCC, and which will reduce the emission of CO2 by producing the electricity from renewable energy source.
‘With technical, administrative and expert help of consultant house CETEOR Ltd. Sarajevo, the first CDM project has been registered. That’s only the 2nd such project registered by BiH, and first with the help of home experts’, said to Fena Head of the Energy Department in the Centre for Economic, Technological and Environmental Development CETEOR in Sarajevo Sanjin Avdić. Avdić added that the basic element of that mechanism is to help the developing nations to get the needed money from the developed countries for building projects that reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses like CO2. This mechanism involves the application of emission-reduction projects in developing countries that have accepted the Kyoto Protocol.
Source: sarajevotimes.com
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