(March 16, 2004) An in-depth analysis of the impacts of the Nam Theun 2 Hydroelectric Project on the 150,000 civilians who wil be affected by the dam, as well as the social and political consequences of the dam’s construction.

(October 3, 2003) France’s state-owned Electricite{AAC} de France (EDF) has re- committed itself to a controversial hydro-electric power plant in Laos more than two months after withdrawing from the US$1.3-billion project, sources said yesterday.

(September 20, 2003) The government has suggested that Laos finance the Nam Theun II hydropower project by raising capital through the Asia Bond.

(September 16, 2003) The state Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand has given the government of Laos an end-September deadline to provide a new time frame for the development of the Nam Theun 2 hydropower project.

(July 17, 2003) Electricite de France drops out of Indochina’s biggest dam project.

(February 17, 2003) The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, or EGAT, said Monday it will sign a power purchase agreement in April with Nam Theun 2 Power Co., the developer of a Laos hydroelectric power project.

(January 6, 2003) The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand will sign a power purchase agreement with Nam Theun 2 Power Co., the developer of a Laos hydroelectric power project in March, the Krungthep Turakij newspaper reports.