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World's Tallest Dam Project Gets New Life With Fresh World Bank Funding

Construction on Tajikistan’s massive Rogun Dam project has taken significant steps forward over the last year, seeming to put to rest doubts about the project’s viability that had bubbled up last summer. In June, World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a $300 million grant for the project

OilPrice EnergySeptember 29, 20261 min read
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World's Tallest Dam Project Gets New Life With Fresh World Bank Funding

Construction on Tajikistan’s massive Rogun Dam project has taken significant steps forward over the last year, seeming to put to rest doubts about the project’s viability that had bubbled up last summer. In June, World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors approved a $300 million grant for the project , its second round of funding, on top of a $350 million grant approved in December 2024. WeBuild Group, the Italian infrastructure conglomerate building the dam, announced in August that it began work on the $2.3…

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