China

The first in a series of smaller but safer Chinese nuclear power plants is to become operational by 2013.

The government and China´s Three Gorges Corporation (TGC) on Wednesday signed an agreement on construction of the 750-MW West Seti Hydro Electricity Project

Project to block China's largest freshwater lake sparks widespread controversy, Li Jing reports from Beijing.

China will use more jet biofuel as it moves to cut pollution by its airline industry.

Electric power is definitely a huge problem for China this year.

The event will be held at Beijing Marriott Hotel on March 29-30.

Energy use in 2011 is at its fastest pace in China since 2007. 

More larger capacity turbines are being utilized in China to reduce costs.

 State-owned Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Company or Goldwind has gone to Chile.

AES Corp  is looking to sell all or some of its assetsin China, according to three sources familiar with the process.

Trina Solar, a Chinese solar panel maker, has received bank funding to allow it to continue development of a technology it claims outperforms traditional solar panels.

The average cost of Chinese Tier-2 crystalline PV modules dropped to US$0.96 per watt in January.

Nuclear energy continues to find favor in two of Asia’s most militarily powerful countries.

A 60% plunge in world prices sees China artificially curb supply to boost demand—and prices.

Asia Pacific's photovoltaic market grew by 165% year over year, with an additional 40% expected to be added in 2012.

Thanks to a 3-year agreement between China and US companies for a research cooperation.