1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf02380405
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Cooperation between the member nations of the COMECON and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in the hydropower field

Abstract: For more rational utilization of electric energy as well as of hydropower resources, the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON) organized in 1956, as one of its first agencies, a commission for the exchange of electric energy and utilization of the hydraulic resources of the Danube River, which are of great importance for the Danubian member nations of theCOMECON. This commission systematized and organized into a unified plan the exchanges of electric energy which were started during the first postwa… Show more

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“…Further hydroelectric plants on tributary rivers would further expand the electricity-production capacity with an additional 10 million kW. 78 The CMEA Commission approved Gidroproekt's report in September 1957, and asked the member states to execute their respective plans. Dams at Nagymaros (Hungary), the Iron Gates, and Wolfsthal were regarded to be priority projects -the latter being negotiated between the Austrian and Czechoslovakian governments.…”
Section: Developing the Danubementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further hydroelectric plants on tributary rivers would further expand the electricity-production capacity with an additional 10 million kW. 78 The CMEA Commission approved Gidroproekt's report in September 1957, and asked the member states to execute their respective plans. Dams at Nagymaros (Hungary), the Iron Gates, and Wolfsthal were regarded to be priority projects -the latter being negotiated between the Austrian and Czechoslovakian governments.…”
Section: Developing the Danubementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Su zengini bir ülke olarak, hidroelektrik bu minvalde ekonomik kalkınmanın temel aracı olmuştur . 1968'de, üretilen toplam enerjinin yarısı hidroelektrik santrallerden elde edilmekteydi ve bu planlanan toplamın yalnızca beşte birine tekabül ediyordu (Antonshin, 1974). Yugoslavya'nın hedefi, ülke için yeterli enerjiyi üretmekle kalmayıp Doğu Bloku ülkelerine enerji ihraç edebilmek (Antonshin, 1974) ve onlarla iktisadi iş birlikleri kurabilmekti .…”
Section: Bosna-hersek'te Suyun Modernleşmesiunclassified
“…1968'de, üretilen toplam enerjinin yarısı hidroelektrik santrallerden elde edilmekteydi ve bu planlanan toplamın yalnızca beşte birine tekabül ediyordu (Antonshin, 1974). Yugoslavya'nın hedefi, ülke için yeterli enerjiyi üretmekle kalmayıp Doğu Bloku ülkelerine enerji ihraç edebilmek (Antonshin, 1974) ve onlarla iktisadi iş birlikleri kurabilmekti . Netice itibariyle, nehirleri "evcilleştirerek" onları "Yugoslav halkının hizmetine sunma" fikri, Yugoslavya'nın temel iktisadi ve siyasal yol yordamıydı .…”
Section: Bosna-hersek'te Suyun Modernleşmesiunclassified
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