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India's GMR denies talks to sell off Singapore power plant

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GMR will exit its first IPP outside India by selling the entire 70% stake in its Singapore plant. Read ››

China’s slowdown dampens electricity demand

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Power consumption remains flat in China, another symptom of the country’s deceleration. Read ››

Why Indonesia’s 10,000 MW steam power plants target by 2014 a failure

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The first phase of the project aimed at producing 4,135 MW in 2010 but only 930 MW were in fact produced. Read ››

Huge RE IPO in the making in Hong Kong

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The renewables energy subsidiary of one of China’s five major state-owned utilities could IPO in Hong Kong by year-end. Read ››

Mergers and Acquisitions not a viable option to grow IPPs in Asia

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IPPs are expected to meet more than 30% of the 250-3500GW new capacity demand in the region in the next 10 years. Read ››

Mongolia approves first ever IPP in 20 years

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Prophecy Coal speaks proudly of their mine-mouth power plant project, a first of its kind for Mongolia and one designed to augment, and ultimately replace, that country’s aging power supply infrastructure. Read ››

Environment has a new partner in MPC

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Meiya Power’s recently appointed CEO, Manuel Perez, talks to Bryan Camoens about the challenges and trends facing the industry, MPC’s focus on diversification, and his management style and vision for the company that shares his own corporate values. Read ››

Indian IPPs get generation-based incentives

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India has finalized the Generation Based Incentive scheme for IPPs in wind power projects with a total cap of 4GW. Read ››

Meiya wins Asian Power’s IPP of the Year

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The Asian Power Awards IPP of the Year honors was once again conferred to Meiya Power Company Limited. Read ››

For Meiya Power, diversity is key to success

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John Goss speaks exclusively to Alan Chan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Meiya Power Company in Hong Kong about IPP’s and the difficulties faced by setting up power plants in China and building and operating IPP’s outside of China. Read ››

Wärtsilä to operate, maintain 400 MWe Pakistan plants

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Wärtsilä has been awarded operations and maintenance agreements by the Nishat Group of Companies for two power plants in Pakistan. Read ››

AMSC Korea formed to focus on wind energy

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American Superconductor Corporation has formed AMSC Korea to serve South Korea’s rapidly growing wind energy and power grid markets. Read ››

Meralco's generation charge drops for 4th straight month

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Meralco customers will enjoy another reduction in their power bills following a drop in the generation charge this month. Read ››

TEPCO's 3rd Taiwan IPP proj starts commercial operation

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The Star Buck Thermal Power Station, one of the 2005 Taiwanese government IPP projects for which Taiwan Cogeneration successfully acquired the bidding rights, has commenced operations. Read ››

First Gen eyes Casecnan IPP project

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First Gen Corporation intends to bid for the administration of the independent power producer contract package that includes the 140-megawatt Casecnan hydroelectric power plant in Pantabangan, Nueva Vizcaya. Read ››

Marubeni eyes renewable energy, IPP investments in RP

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Marubeni Corporation plans to invest more in the Philippines through renewable energy projects and privatisation of assets. Read ››

CR Power generates 1.66% less for first five months

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China Resources Power's generation in May decreased by 8.32 percent to further reduce its numbers by 1.66 percent for 2009. Read ››

TEPCO accepts Saudi Electric’s request for cooperation

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The Tokyo Electric Power Company will pursue mutual exchange and cooperation with Saudi Electric Company in the field of electricity business. Read ››

CR Power's net generation still up in first 4 months

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China Resources Power Holdings Company Limited's total net generation in April 2009, on a consolidated basis, decreased by 6.34 percent. Read ››

Manila Electric power bills reduced in May

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Meralco reduced its generation charge by US 0.0126 cents from US 0.1057 cents per kWh last April to US 0.0931 cents per kWh this month. Read ››

China Power ups gross and net generations

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The consolidated gross generation of China Power’s power plants amounted to 8,593,368 MWh for the first quarter of 2009. Read ››

China Resources generates 12.79% more in March

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China Resources Power Holdings generated 5,697,518 MWh for March, up from the 5,051,552 MWh it generated last year. Read ››

Tokyo Electric calls situation "severe"

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A severe business situation has prompted Tokyo Electric Power Company to establish a new business management plan. Read ››

HK Electric's shares cited one of 2008's best

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Hongkong Electric increased profitability in both its local and international operations in 2008. Read ››

ABB China maintains growth despite 2008 slowdown

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ABB China announced strong results for 2008, including record revenues of $4.1 billion ― a 21 percent increase over last year. Read ››

The 2008 Asian Power Awards pay homage to the power generation industry's best and brightest

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The 2008 Asian Power Awards pay homage to the power generation industry's best and brightest Read ››

Rental rates and booming power plants

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National Hydroelectric Power Corp., India's largest hydropower generator, will proceed with a planned share sale after state-run Rural Electrification Corp.'s IPO drew bids for more stock than on offer. Read ››

Invensys Process Systems to provide an InFusion Enterprise Control System to LDPE plant in Thailand

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Invensys Process Systems has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract by Simon Carves Limited to provide an InFusion Enterprise Control System through an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for PTT Polyethylene Company Limited (PTT PE). Read ››

Kepco tells it like it is

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Q1. Could you please explain in further detail what KEPCO 2015 is about? Read ››

The biggest surprise to emerge from the Chinese earthquake may be Dongfang Electric Corp.

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China's second-biggest power-plant builder fell 27 percent to a 16-month low after the 7.9-magnitude quake in Sichuan province on May 12 flattened a Dongfang factory and killed 500 of its workers. Read ››