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Home > Bankwatch in the media > EU energy watchdog urges Bosnian lawmakers not to back Chinese energy loan

EU energy watchdog urges Bosnian lawmakers not to back Chinese energy loan

27 September 2018, Reuters

SARAJEVO, Sept 27 (Reuters) – The EU energy watchdog urged a Bosnian regional parliament on Thursday not to approve a government guarantee for a China Exim Bank loan that is designed to help power utility EPBiH add a new unit at its Tuzla coal-fired power plant.

Source: EU energy watchdog urges Bosnian lawmakers not to back Chinese energy loan

Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Project: Coal in the Balkans | Tuzla 7 lignite power plant, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tags: China | Energy Community | Tuzla | balkan coal | state aid

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