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==Vietnam==
===[[Hai Duong Thermal Power Plant]]===
In July 2015, JAKS announced that it had reached agreement with [[China Power Engineering Consulting Group]] (CPECC) to build the 1200 MW coal plant. CPECC would put down US$280 million and JAKS would front US$125 million; the remainder of the plant's $1.87 billion cost would be financed through debt markets.<ref name=star>[http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Business-News/2015/07/06/China-Power-to-invest-in-JAKS-power-plant/?style=biz China Power to invest RM1.2b in JAKS power plant in Vietnam], ''Malaysia Star'', 6 July 2015.</ref>
===[[Mong Duong power station]]===
In December 2008, the Vietnamese government agreed to grant an investment license to AES-VCM Mong Duong Power Company — a joint venture of U.S. company [[AES]], Korea's [[POSCO]], and [[China Power Investment Corporation]] — to build the 1,200-MW Mông Dương-2.<ref>[http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/12/29/vietnam-aes-plant-idUSHAN41981920081229 Vietnam to Approve AES Coal-Fired Power Plant], ''Reuters'', Dec. 28, 2008.</ref>
===[[Vinh Tan power station]]===
====Vĩnh Tân-1====
In July 2007, a consortium of [[Vinacomin]] and [[China Southern Power Grid Company]] received financing from the [[Asian Development Bank]] to build the two-unit, 1,200-MW Vĩnh Tân-1. Vinacomin signed a deal with two Indonesian coal mining companies in July 2008.<ref name=coalgossip>[http://coalgossip.wordpress.com/2008/07/11/vinacomin-signs-up-vinh-tan-coal/ "Vinacomin signs up Vinh Tan coal"], ''(Coal) gossip'' (blog), July 11, 2008.</ref>
In December 2012, the consortium — now also joined by the [[China Power Investment Corporation]] — signed an deal with the Vietnamese government for the plant's construction; the plant is scheduled to come online in 2018.<ref>[http://talkvietnam.com/2012/12/bot-contract-signed-for-vinh-tan-1-thermoelectric-plant/#.UuREqWQo61s BOT Contract Signed for Vinh Tan 1 Thermoelectric Plant], talkvietnam, Dec. 27, 2012.</ref><ref>[http://www.moit.gov.vn/en/News/466/signing-bot-contract-for-vinh-tan-1-thermal-power-plant.aspx Signing BOT Contract for Vinh Tan 1 Thermal Power Plant], Vietnam Ministry of Industry & Trade press release, Dec. 12, 2013.</ref> The two Chinese firms are providing 95% of the $1.6-$1.7 billion in capital for the plant's construction.<ref>[https://indochinapower.wordpress.com/2013/06/21/chinese-plug-into-local-power/ Chinese Plug Into Local Power], Indochina Energy, 21 June 2013.</ref>
====Vĩnh Tân-2====
In October 2009, [[Electricity of Vietnam]] (EVN) signed a construction contract with [[Shanghai Electric Group]] for the construction of the two-unit, 1,245-MW, $1.3 billion Vĩnh Tân-2.<ref name=chinadaily>[http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2009-10/24/content_8843725.htm Shanghai Electric to Help Build Vietnam Power Plant], ''China Daily'', Oct. 24, 2009.</ref> Construction work began in August 2010.<ref>[http://www.pennenergy.com/articles/pennenergy/2010/08/construction-of-1.html Construction of 1,240MW Vinh Tan 2 Thermo-Electric Power Plant Commences in Vietnam], PennEnergy, Aug. 10, 2010.</ref> The first unit of the plant came online in January 2014, and the second in September 2014.<ref name=saigon>[http://english.thesaigontimes.vn/Home/business/other/24670/ Vinh Tan 2 Thermo-Power Plant Up and Running Next Year], ''Saigon Times'', July 24, 2012.</ref><ref>[http://www.vinacomin.vn/en/news/Home-News/Vinh-Tan-2-plant-generates-power-to-national-grid-1062.html "Vinh Tan 2 Plant Generates Power to National Grid"], Vinacomin press release, January 21, 2014.</ref><ref>[http://en.vietnamplus.vn/Home/Second-turbine-at-Vinh-Tan-power-plant-generates-power/20149/55111.vnplus "Second turbine at Vinh Tan power plant generates power"], ''Vietnam+'', 9 September 2014.</ref>
Vĩnh Tân-2 was funded by the [[Export-Import Bank of China]] and [[Vietnam Development Bank]].<ref>[http://tuoitrenews.vn/business/6183/evn-inks-120-mln-loan-deal-for-2-power-plants EVN Inks $120 Million Loan Deal for Two Power Plants], ''Tuoi Tre News'', Jan. 8, 2013</ref>
====Vĩnh Tân-3====
In October 2008, OneEnergy, a partnership of China's [[CLP Group]] and Japan's [[Mitsubishi Corporation]], announced that it would be partnering with [[Electricity of Vietnam]] to build the three-unit, 1,980-MW, $1.1 billion Vĩnh Tân-3, planning on beginning construction in 2010.<ref>[https://www.clp.com.hk/ourcompany/news/Documents/Vinh%20Tan(e)_20081009(final).pdf Vietnam Electricity Established its First IPP Partnership with OneEnergy], CLP Group press release, Oct. 9, 2008.</ref>
In October 2015 the China Development Bank reached an MoU with CLP Holdings' Vinh Tan 3 Energy Joint Stock Company on investment and financial arrangements for the Build-Operate-Transfer thermal power plant project Vinh Tan 3.<ref>[http://english.vietnamnet.vn/fms/government/145631/vietnam--china-ink-myriad-of-cooperation-documents.html "Vietnam, China ink myriad of cooperation documents,"] Vietnam Net, June 11, 2015</ref>
===[[Vung Ang power station]]===
In August 2007, OneEnergy, a partnership of China's [[CLP Group]] and Japan's [[Mitsubishi Corporation]], announced that it had signed a construction contract with Lilama to build the two-unit, 1,200-MW, $1.2 billion Vũng Áng-2.<ref>[http://vccinews.com/news_detail.asp?news_id=15691 Vietnam Govt OKs US$1.2-Bln Vung Ang Power Plant under BOT Form], ''Vietnam Business Forum'', Mar. 6, 2009.</ref><ref>[http://english.vov.vn/Economy/Construction-of-Vung-Ang-II-Thermal-Power-Plant-scheduled-for-2014/266511.vov Construction of Vung Ang II Thermal Power Plant Scheduled for 2014], ''Voice of Vietnam'', Oct. 28, 2013.</ref> The plant's build-own-transfer (BOT) agreement was finalized in January 2017. Unit 1 was scheduled to be brought online in 2021, and Unit 2 in 2022.<ref>[http://tuoitrenews.vn/business/39074/mitsubishiled-group-awarded-contract-for-22bn-thermal-plant-in-central-vietnam "Mitsubishi-led group awarded contract for $2.2bn thermal plant in central Vietnam,"] Tuoitre News, 01/17/2017</ref><ref>[http://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/ky-hop-dong-bot-nhiet-dien-vung-ang-2-voi-doi-tac-nhat-ban-20170116204525224.htm Ký hợp đồng BOT Nhiệt điện Vũng Áng 2 với đối tác Nhật Bản], Dan Tri, 16 Jan. 2017.</ref>
Naftogaz submitted a proposal to use $1.3 billion in a loan from CDB to build a thermal power plant in Kyiv and Lviv region. <ref>[http://en.interfax.com.ua/news/economic/351875.html "Ukraine's energy ministry discusses cooperation in modernization of state-run coal mines with China Development Bank,"] Interfax Ukraine, 22 June 2016</ref>
==UAE==
