In Focus

The government of Pakistan has signed the agreement to import 1000 MW import of electricity from Iran.

The head of a body of governors and mayors in western Japan indicated that they will approve the restart of Oi nuclear power plant in Fukui Prefecture.

Mergers and acquisitions will be a key driver for growth and survival in renewable energy.

Tata Power wants to undertake co-development of large hydel projects in Bhutan and sell power to India for domestic electricity market.

Indonesia’s President said the world’s third largest energy company will help Indonesia develop its geothermal resources.

China intends to spend some US$27 billion to advance solar power, wind power and develop hybrid technologies. It aims to boost its use of renewable energy to 15% of overall energy consumption.

China's National Development and Reform Commission has approved Datang's 3-milllion-kilowatt Guanyinyan hydropower project in Yunnan province.

Funding has been raised to finance and construct the first phase of a one trillion cubic feet per year coal to natural gas production facility.

A major Chinese government research agency intends to solar power China’s railway stations.

The Japanese government might end up owning 76% of Tokyo Electric Power Company after a share conversion.

Pakistan has turned down a request by Turkey seeking relief for a Turkish Rental Power Plant, Karkey Karadeniz.

China will not accept a preliminary ruling by the U.S. Department of Commerce accusing it of dumping solar cells and panels in the U.S.

The Indonesian government will spend $367 million or Rp 3.4 trillion coming from its State Investment Agency to construct geothermal power plants.

China is set to resume its nuclear power projects next month.

Another casualty of Japan’s decision to temporarily forgo nuclear energy is cleaner air.

A new report outlines China’s determination to lead the world in cleantech or green technology.