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Why is Malaysia taking too long in realising its nuclear dreams?
Why is Malaysia taking too long in realising its nuclear dreams?
Its "motivational wave" was once high in 1972.
Flurry of offshore wind energy projects sweep Asia off its feet as costs keep falling down
Can the increasing penetration of wind power be handled without threatening the stability of the power system?
Why is the Philippines ignoring renewables policy potholes?
Support has started on a policy level, but much of the groundwork remains undone.
Coal-focussed GBPC finally forays into renewables
Global Business Power Corporation's CEO Rolando Bacani fights to keep up with the Philippines' renewable race.
China is dead serious on its greener energy mix
It's taking a leap towards becoming the undisputed renewable powerhouse of a low carbon-consuming world.
Chart of the Week: Solar tenders, auctions have slowed in India for 1Q17
Only 1.9GW of solar was tendered versus 3.4GW in 4Q16.
Renewable energy jumped to 16% of India's energy mix
Solar sector is ballooning at a rapid pace.
Bankruptcies plague Japan's PV industry as solar goes bust
Businesses that have died surged 20.4% to 65 cases.
Japan is unlikely to achieve grid parity for wind power
Too pricey for an uncompetitive capacity.
3 challenges hampering Japan's wind energy growth
Connectivity is an issue despite the country being a leader in technology.
Japan is keeping itself busy by making virtual power plants
It's currently working on a demo project to be launched this year.
Tepco aggressively woos new customers post-market liberalisation
The utility hopes to win them with new service plans.
Should Japan rethink its approach on power system stabilisation?
Supply-demand balance has been difficult to achieve.
These are the flaws in Japan's energy strategy for 2030
Building a new energy system will be difficult as it needs US$158tr investment.
Why Japan must start weaning itself off oil imports for energy
With the nuclear industry in limbo, Japan has to make up its mind.
Why Asia's geothermal energy potential remains largely untapped
Resources are vast and policies have been strengthened, yet Asia is a laggard.
Doubts are cast over Malaysia's ambitious renewables targets
Not everyone is convinced with the government’s target of 1,000MW renewable grid-connected capacity by 2020.
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