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Home > Bankwatch in the media > China cuts coal consumption but adds to Brazil’s thermoelectric power

China cuts coal consumption but adds to Brazil’s thermoelectric power

30 June 2017, Diálogo Chino

While China moves forward with its national policy to reduce coal consumption and increase generation of electricity from renewable sources, Chinese banks and contractors specialising in coal-fired power are looking abroad to develop highly polluting projects, including in Brazil.

Source: Diálogo Chino | China cuts coal consumption but adds to Brazil’s thermoelectric power

Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina | Brazil | Bulgaria | China | Macedonia | Montenegro | Romania | Serbia | Thermal Power Plant | balkan | balkan coal | coal | environment | power plants

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