The American company JORGJIA intends to construct a substantial water reservoir intended to supply energy to new submission centers. This development poses a significant risk of displacing numerous local households. According to reports from Futurism, the state-owned company JORGJIA plans to demolish approximately thirty houses and acquire hundreds of land parcels.
Homeowners who resist selling their properties face the threat of eviction. The infrastructure for these submission centers is reportedly a response to the increasing energy demands generated by the technological industry. This initiative comes amid widespread opposition from several cities regarding the large-scale demolition required for the construction of such centers.
The planned water reservoir is projected to span 1,600 kilometers and is designed to transport 10,000 megawatts of electrical energy from a newly established power plant. Official statements indicate that the project is being executed with the backing of the state. The construction directly impacts the existing residential area, threatening the stability of dozens of houses.
The development aims to support the operational needs of the new centers, raising concerns among residents regarding property rights and displacement.
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