Chinese investors express interest in Romania’s energy sector
Three Chinese companies have indicated their interest in investing in the Romanian energy sector, particularly in projects such as the Rovinari energy complex and the Doicesti power plant, said Romania’s Economy Ministry.
China Huadian Corporation is interested in investing in the thermo-electric sector, particularly the Doicesti power plant and the Rovinari energy complex. China Coal Technology & Engineering Group Corporation is looking at the opportunities in the Romanian mining sector, while China State Grid International Development plans to invest in electricity transport in Romania.
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