EEA Defend Controversial Water Project: "Namlosbach Remains Ecologically Intact
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The power plants Reutte (EEA) adhere to their project "Optimization Power Plant Chain Plansee" (OKP). During a press conference Sebastian Freier, Technical Board member and generation manager Georg Hauser explained the planned discharge of water from the Namlosbach stream and responded to the criticism of citizens' initiative and environmental organizations. REUTTE (eha). The central part of the project is the discharge of about half of the wate…
The planned water drain from the Namlosbach has been causing controversy for months. Criticism that this is a taboo break in the Natura 2000 area is strongly rejected by the electricity companies Reutte (EEA). They demand more objectivity in the debate.
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