Iran to build hydraulic power plant on River Neman
A delegation of Iranian businessmen on February 9 visited the western Belarusian city of
The construction, expected to begin this year, will require around $22 million. Viktar Mikulich, the deputy operations manager at Hrodnaenerga, says that his company is interested in both the financial and technological aspects of the potential cooperation.
Five years ago, the electrical energy supplier faced a huge public pressure and had to review the hydraulic power plant project in terms of its impact on the environment. Under the new project,
