2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolecon.2020.106630
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The on-paper hydropower boom: A case study of corruption in the hydropower sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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“…The development of SHP has boomed since the late 20th century to meet the energy demands of rapidly growing communities worldwide. This growth has mainly occurred under the misguided assumptions that SHP is an environmentally benign, low-carbon energy source that contributes to social and economic vitality in the local community (Dogmus andNielsen 2020, Hennig andHarlan 2018). The upfront costs of SHP are often much cheaper than that of LHP, which makes SHP construction highly enticing to developing countries, especially for areas without access to the power grid (Hennig and Harlan 2018).…”
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“…The development of SHP has boomed since the late 20th century to meet the energy demands of rapidly growing communities worldwide. This growth has mainly occurred under the misguided assumptions that SHP is an environmentally benign, low-carbon energy source that contributes to social and economic vitality in the local community (Dogmus andNielsen 2020, Hennig andHarlan 2018). The upfront costs of SHP are often much cheaper than that of LHP, which makes SHP construction highly enticing to developing countries, especially for areas without access to the power grid (Hennig and Harlan 2018).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This phenomenon has been highly motivated by the desire to fulfill international agendas such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, especially as resources become more stressed under climate change (Dogmus andNielsen 2020, Geoffrey et al 2018). Reaching these development and policy goals frequently make participating countries eligible for significant international funding, further providing ostensible benefits of SHP construction (Dogmus and Nielsen 2020;Panayotou 2013). As of 2018, more than 82,000 SHP has been constructed worldwide (Couto and Olden 2018).…”
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