The future of hydropower development in Timor Leste

  • W. Heiser
  • Vol. 22 - Issue 2, 2015

Timor Leste has been an independent nation since 2002. The country is underdeveloped and in need of improved basic infrastructure including roads, ports and power stations. A lack of legal framework and regulations continues to be a barrier to project financing. Hydropower could represent an excellent opportunity for Timor Leste and this paper examines the potential and challenges for developing this important resource.

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