China spends US$50 billion to secure energy resources in
three months
David Nealis President of Ceres Ltd |
In the past three months, China has spent more
than US$50 billion in energy and infrastructure deals, which
include agreements
worth US$30 billion signed with Kazakhstan, US$15.5 billion in Uzbekistan and
US$1.5 billon with Belarus.
China has been heavily investing in foreign
energy projects as the country tries to address its growing local power
demands.
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