Chexim backs Kostolac B3 coal-fired expansion

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The Kostolac B3 coal-fired power plant in Serbia – owned by EPS – is to be expanded by 350MW. EPS has already completed the first phase of a $300 million Kostolac overhaul. The second phase expansion is expected to be completed by 2020 and 85% of the financing is being provided as a...

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