China’s Hydropower Development in Latin America
A near doubling in China’s electricity demand over the past decade has fueled development of the country’s hydropower industry.
Jose Torres
June 24, 2014
A near doubling in China’s electricity demand over the past decade has fueled development of the country’s hydropower industry.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s tour of Latin America this summer will be the first Japanese state visit to the region in a decade.
Chinese activity in Brazilian energy remains mostly concentrated in the oil sector.
The Inter-American Dialogue recently launched an updated version of its China-Latin America Finance Database.
Why has China taken on such a large role in Ecuador’s oil sector?
The Dialogue is pleased to share the 2013 China-Latin America Economic Bulletin.
Chinese companies have initiated ventures in more than a dozen Caribbean countries.
Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro left China last month with a supposed show of support from the Chinese government.
In May of this year, Brazil offered 289 non-pre-sal conventional oil and gas blocks to international bidders.
China’s NOCs are well informed about the strategic risks of operating in Latin America.
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