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2026년 8월 19일

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ProDESC

Norway: Indigenous communities file complaint against Statkraft under Transparency Act over hydropower project in Chile

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"Indigenous communities file complaint in Norway against Statkraft under Transparency Act", 19 August 2026

...Mapuche Williche communities from southern Chile have filed a complaint in Norway against Statkraft AS, Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy, under the Norwegian Transparency Act. The complaint was submitted by the Aylla Rewe del Ngen Mapu Kintuantü, with support from ProDESC and the Initiative for Transnational Justice (IJT)...

The complaint asks the Norwegian Consumer Authority to investigate whether Statkraft complied with its human rights due diligence obligations in connection with the Rucatayo plant and Los Lagos hydropower project. The communities raise concerns regarding free, prior and informed consent, cultural and spiritual rights, the safety and integrity of women, children and human rights defenders, and the risk of irreversible harm linked to the possible flooding of culturally significant territory...

Because Statkraft is wholly owned by the Norwegian state, the case also questions how Norway’s human rights commitments are being applied and how its state-owned companies operate abroad. The complainants are asking the Consumer Authority to prioritize its review given the potential for irreversible harm...