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Albania: Three companies requested permits for SHPPs on Drin, Selce rivers

Albanian Ministry of Industry and Energy announced that three companies have requested permits for the construction of three small hydropower plants (SHPP) with power output of 2 MW each on Drin and Selce rivers.

E.B.S. Konstruksion, Selca Energji and W.T.S.- ENERGJI are the three companies in question. Tirana-based E.B.S. Konstruksion was established in July 2016 and it plans to build 2 ME SHPP on Murres river, a branch of Black Drin. Selca Energji applied for the permits for the construction of 2 MW HPP Vriela, while W.T.S.-ENERGJI plans to build 2 MW HPP Dobrinje on Selce river.

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