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Why 2017 will be a "bumper year" for the Indian solar power industry
Why 2017 will be a "bumper year" for the Indian solar power industry
Total installed capacity could hit 18GW by end-2017.
Tenaga Nasional eyes venturing into UK solar
This will be its third global, albeit small, acquisition after Turkey and India.
Japan urges Tepco to hunt for partners for nuclear, grid deals
Tepco will start to actively seek for partnerships next year.
Why KEPCO will be hurt by Korea's reduced tariffs
Cashflow will be badly affected once this rolls out.
Asia's big wigs launch Asia Wind Energy Association
It is currently pooling membership applications.
Japan sets bidding limit for solar auctions at 1.5GW
Tenders for 2MW-plus solar plants are being rolled out for 2018-2019.
Here are India's top ten solar states
These account for almost 90% of all solar installations and pipeline.
25MW solar PV plant in Australia plugs in ahead of schedule
Developer Elecnor Australia started construction in July in Queensland.
How will constantly dropping solar prices affect firms?
Solar Universe India's Shubhaang Gupta worries that panel manufacturers will have to resort to manufacturing panels against ready orders.
Wind power to grab lion's share of China's renewables capacity mix
It will account around 70% of the total by 2025.
India to replace 11,000MW old power plants
These plants are over 25 years old.
China is turning its head to smart power generation
Will it soon see an end to its curtailment era?
Japan's onsen businesses hamper potential geothermal capacity growth
Large-scale projects can take up to 9 years before they become "workable".
Philippines breaks grounds for 10.6MW mini hydroelectric power plant
The Pulanai hydropower plant project was worth US$54.2m.
Korea is dead serious on finishing IPOs for 8 public energy firms by 2020
The move is to improve the companies' financial condition.
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co. to pocket $603m from restart of 4 reactors
Approval for restart finally came after 3 months.
Asian thermal power producers to brace for medium to long-term headwinds in 2017
No thanks to lower dispatch volume and higher investment on meeting new environmental policies.
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