中國宣布退出海外煤電後 西巴爾幹半島憂喜參半
February 17, 2022
文：珍雷納・帕托里克（記者，主要關注歐洲西南部事務，用克羅地亞語、英語和法語為網站和紙媒供稿。）
Stoppt China Investitionen in europäische Kohlekraftwerke?
January 31, 2022
China will keine neuen Kohlekraftwerke im Ausland bauen. Opfer könnten nun Projekte auf dem Balkan werden. Umweltschützer sind erfreut, …
Kineske banke odbile financirati izgradnju TE Ugljevik 3
January 20, 2022
Krediti kineskih banaka neće biti dostupni za izgradnju TE Ugljevik 3, potvrdila je kompanija Sunningwell International Limited, koja bi …
Izgradnja termoelektrane Ugljevik III upitna, kineske banke odustale od finansiranja
January 18, 2022
Sunningwell International Limited, kompanija koja bi zajedno sa Kineskom nacionalnom elektrotehničkom kompanijom (CNEEC) trebala biti …
Upitna gradnja termoelektrane na sjeveroistoku BiH, Kinezi odustali – Biznis Info
January 18, 2022
Izgradnja termoelektrane Ugljevik 3 upitna je nakon što je ruski investitor potvrdio da krediti kineskih banaka neće biti dostupni za ovaj …
Three Hydropowers in Theth National Park and Shala River Receive Backing from China
January 4, 2022
A total of three hydropower plants are expected to be built on the Shala River in the north of Albania, an area known for its outstanding …
Why the Balkans is struggling to kick coal
April 20, 2020
Local politicians and Chinese companies are slowing the transition to renewable energy underway in the rest of Europe
China-backed coal plants on EU’s doorstep hide huge carbon costs
January 14, 2020
Feasibility studies for two major coal power projects in Bosnia and Serbia – backed by Chinese banks – downplay the costs of emissions and ignore air and water pollution. Source : China-backed coal plants on EU’s doorstep hide huge carbon costs
EU enlargement reports show increased concerns on Chinese financing and hydropower sustainability
May 30, 2019
This year’s EU Enlargement Package reiterates a slew of unresolved problems from previous years in the Western Balkans, but gives increased prominence to China’s role in the region and the and the need to reign in uncontrolled hydropower development.
EU-China summit an opportunity to tackle Chinese support for coal in southeast Europe
April 8, 2019
Brussels – With the EU-China summit kicking off in Brussels on April 9, Bankwatch launches a new analysis [1] showing 3.5 GW of new coal may be built in southeast Europe with Chinese support, including in EU member states Romania and Greece.
