A Chinese Export-Import Bank loan will finance 85 per cent of the construction of 450 MW Block 7 of the Tuzla Thermal Power Plant, worth 722 million euro. It will be built by China's Gezhouba Group Company and Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute.

Republika Srpska’s highway company JP Autoputevi RS signed a deal with the China's Sinohydro company to construct a 62-kilometre section of the Glamocani-Mlinista motorway, worth 600 million euro. The deal was signed in November 2016, but work has yet to started.
 

The government in Republika Srpska in December 2017 signed a general framework with the China Machinery Engineering Company and the Emerging Markets Power Fund to construct the 350 MW Gacko 2 thermal power plant.
 

A consortium of public companies founded by China: China National Machinery Industry Corporation, SINOMACH, and China National Electric Engineering Corporation Limited, CNEEC, has shown interest in developing the first industrial, commercial and technology park in Ub, in cooperation with the Serbian government and the Municipality of Ub.

UK-based Scarborough Group International has signed an engineering, procurement, and construction, EPC, agreement with state-owned China National Electric Engineering, CNEEC, to develop a new 230-million-euro combined cycle natural gas-fuelled heat and power plant projects in Serbia.

The Ministry of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina signed a cooperation agreement with China's tech giant Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. in which Huawei will provide technical support to smart city and safe city projects of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the aim of building an efficient information and communication system and improve citizens' quality of life. The city of Sarajevo also signed a memorandum of understanding with Huawei on the same day, under which the Balkan capital will benefit from Huawei's ability to implement comprehensive supervision projects, intelligent management systems, public safety systems and intelligent traffic control systems.

No fresh information emerged since 2016 about an estimated 240-million-euro project to upgrade a railway line in northeast Republika Srpska, when China's Shandong International Economic & Technical Cooperation Group signed a MoU with the entity's government.

Serbia's Ministry of Mining and Energy signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the financing and construction of power plants that would produce electricity from waste during Chinese President Hu Jintao's visit to Serbia.

The City Council of Kragujevac signed a Memorandum of Understanding with China Machinery Engineering Corporation on buying meat from Serbian producers. There is no information about any development in this project.

In 2012, the Electric Power Industry of Serbia signed a MoU with Canada’s Lavalin and China Nuclear Power Engineering to develop the Bistrica reversible hydroelectric power plant.