- Albanians are protesting against proposed plans to burn some 600 tonnes of oil per day on two floating power plants in one of the country’s most sought-after tourist regions, surrounded by protected areas.
- Environmentalist Niko Dumani added, “Through air and water pollution, it creates concern for the lives of people near Vlora, Narta and Zverneci; it affects all flora and fauna of the marine environment because it circulates hot water up to 200,000 tons per day.
- The generation plant will be located at the fishing port in the Bay of Vlora and will be connected to the Vlora TEC substation.
Albanians up in arms over oil burning power plants off coast of tourist hotspot
