Why Chinese Energy Projects Are Facing a Backlash in the Balkans
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Chinese energy projects in the Balkans are facing a backlash after a construction worker's death led to the discovery of illegal Chinese workers and the ruling of a $116 million solar power project as illegal.
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When a 25-year-old Chinese construction worker died at a vast solar power plant site in Bosnia-Herzegovina this summer, few expected the incident to snowball into one of the most significant legal blows against Chinese-backed projects in the country. The accident at the Aurora Solar site near the southern Bosnian city of Stolac triggered an inspection that uncovered 71 illegal Chinese workers in October. Authorities quickly deported them, ruled construction of the $116 million project illegal, and opened investigations into the possible misuse…
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