India

Government incentives have persuaded several Indian groups are all making a concerted push into renewables.

The Asia Pacific region is forecasted to grow to 13.5GW in 2013.

Cyan Technology is showcasing its smart electricity metering solutions at a pilot project in India.

Bangladeshis in Britain have expressed interest to invest in Bangladesh’s prospective sectors especially power.

India has acquiesced to Bhutan's demands for not imposing unscheduled interchange charges on supply of construction power.

The Bangladesh government will utilize US$1.5 billion export credit agency loans to fund five power projects.

Mytrah Energy will install a additional wind capacity of 310 MW as it gears to be the largest wind based IPP.

Will respond this week to charges of “forced localization”.

Projects will add 35MW to Rajasthan’s grid.

West Bengal will turn hydropower to improve power supply.

Power crisis in Kerala will be eased with the installation of 10,000 solar roof-top panels in houses.

Bangladesh will purchase of 61,650 electric poles to achieve 1.8 million new power connections in rural areas.

BHEL will supply a steam generator package for the 1,980MW Nabinagar Supercritical Thermal Power Project.

Japanese firms will help India achieve an eightfold expansion in sun-powered capacity.

Tata Power is seeking investors to help its renewables unit more than double capacity in five years.

The October 2012 All India Seminar On Clean Energy & Energy Conservation, Nagpur, seemed more developed and urgent than in 2008. Exemplified in that conference and after the 2012 blackouts, the seminar focused on the fact that conservation, only, will not offset energy requirements. Whole systems replacement, or augmentation, is required and coincides with integrating clean energy sources. Actionable methods and wares for increasing renewable energy efficiency were directly addressed. Intriguing descriptions of solar power, wind energy, and control topologies were prominent. Discussions rounded out on using intelligent grids to allocate loads of existing or new utilities.