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Publication of Category A-Projects

Published export projects

Category A projects before final commitment 2023/2024

Category A projects, i.e. projects which may have serious environmental, social or human rights impacts, are published no later than 30 days before a final decision on the granting of export credit cover is taken. Subsequent firm commitments for cover are not recorded in this list.

Information on Category A projects covered in previous years can be found in the projektarchive (German version). 

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Project overview

4.3.2024 Construction and operation of a wind farm, Türkiye 

The project consists of the expansion of a wind farm from 25 to 31 wind turbines with a total capacity of 87 MW. The project site is located approximately 17 km north of the city of Tekirdag.

For more information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project, please refer to the  Environmental and Social Due Diligence Report (ESDD, PDF, 14 MB).

23.1.2024, Construction of a tunnel with the construction and operation of a high-speed train line, India

The project concerns the construction of a tunnel in connection with the construction and operation of a 500 km long high-speed train line between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. 

For more information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project, please refer to the  Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA, PDF, 12 MB) or follow this Link.

15.11.23 Expansion of the municipal drinking water supply, Angola

The project involves the expansion and operation of the drinking water supply in Angola’s capital Luanda.

Further information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project can be found in the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA, PDF, 31 MB) and the Addendum (PDF, 28 MB).

1.11.2023, Construction of railway track overpasses, Angola

The project involves the construction of nine rail overpasses at five locations along an existing railway line in Luanda.

 

More information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project can be found in the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA, PDF, 14 MB).

27.10.2023, Construction and operation of two particleboard plants, China

The project involves the construction and operation of two plants for the production of a total of 3.2 million m³ of particleboard annually at two new locations near the towns of Xintian in Hunan Province and Anfu in Jiangxi Province.

 

For more information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project, please see the excerpts from the Environmental and Social Due Diligence Reports (ESDD Jiangxi, PDF, 638 KB / ESDD Hunan 616 KB).

6.10.2023, Construction and operation of an electric steel plant, Sweden 

The project involves the construction and operation of a turnkey electric steel plant with direct reduction and a capacity of up to 5 million t/year, powered by green hydrogen produced on site. The site is located east of the town of Boden, about 30 km north of Luleå.

 

For more information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project, please refer to the  Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA, PDF, 9 MB).

26.5.2023, Construction and operation of an offshore wind farm, Poland

The project comprises the construction and operation of an offshore wind farm with 76 wind turbines and a generation capacity of 1200 MW. The project site is located 22.5 km off the coast of Leba and Choczewo, Poland.

For more information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project please refer to the Environmental Impact Assessment, the Non-Technical Summary and other documents on the project website:

19.1.2023, construction and operation of a double-track high-speed train network, Egypt 

The project consists of the construction and operation of a double-track high-speed train network for passenger and freight transport. In total, the construction of three lines is planned, the present project includes the so-called "Green Line". The 660km route of the "Green Line" goes from El Ain El Sokhna City on the Red Sea Coast to Marsa Matrouh, on the Mediterranean Coast.
More information on the environmental, social and human rights aspects of the project can be found in the Non-Technical Summary (PDF, 530 KB).